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Individual vs. joint investment accounts: What every couple should know

Non-registered accounts held individually can lead to frozen funds and probate fees. Learn how joint accounts can protect your...

Individual vs. joint investment accounts: What every couple should know

ETFs

Which ETFs are the most tax-efficient for Canadian investors?

How taxation of ETFs works in non-registered accounts, and some fund suggestions that will allow you to keep more...

Which ETFs are the most tax-efficient for Canadian investors?
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How can couples avoid capital gains tax on property in Canada?

A MoneySense reader asks what tax and probate implications she might face if she inherits a rental property held...

How can couples avoid capital gains tax on property in Canada?
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Tax implications of giving your spouse money to invest

A MoneySense reader wants to give money to his spouse to invest. Can he avoid Canada’s income attribution rules?

Tax implications of giving your spouse money to invest

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How is investment income taxed in Canada?

A MoneySense reader wants input on the tax implications of her investment withdrawals, but she can’t get a straight...

How is investment income taxed in Canada?

TFSAs

TFSA confusion: The myths that just won’t die

The tax-free savings account is a great wealth-building tool, but it’s sadly misunderstood. Here are seven TFSA features Canadians...

TFSA confusion: The myths that just won’t die
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Moving away from Canada? Your mutual funds can’t go with you

Here’s why mutual funds don’t travel well across international borders—and what Canadian investors can do instead.

Moving away from Canada? Your mutual funds can’t go with you
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Education Money

Contributing to your grandchild’s RESPs: What grandparents need to know

Helping a grandchild pay for post-secondary education is a smart gift that keeps giving. Here’s how to maximize your...

Contributing to your grandchild’s RESPs: What grandparents need to know

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Education Money

You opened an RESP—now what?

A registered education savings plan is the best way to save for a child’s education. Here’s how to use...

You opened an RESP—now what?

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