How much should you give to charity?
You’ll want to consider how much you want to give, as well as how much you can afford, and...
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Is Dane, 50, on the right track with his early retirement strategy?
To bridge the gap between his last day of work, and the start of his defined-benefit pension payments at...
Who pays the tax on dividends earned in a joint account?
Though tax reporting can be complicated, on this point the answer is simple—at least, from the Canada Revenue Agency’s...
Ready, set…retire?
At 49, Simon has about $600,000 in registered and non-registered investments, and wonders if it's enough to live on...
“When should I claim the cost of renovations to my rental property?”
Whether to write off the cost of renovations annually, or upon the sale of the property, depends on how...
5 easy ways to boost your investing confidence
If worries about your investing savvy are holding you back, these ideas can boost your knowledge of the basics.
Should James take a lump-sum pension buyout and invest the money himself?
Upon closer consideration, many people find that keeping their guaranteed pension payments leaves them better off.
What is an EPSP, and how does it affect employees at tax time?
Corporations can choose to share a portion of profits with their employees by setting up a trust, called an...
“Should I sue for wrongful dismissal?”
Dave believes he was fired for disagreeing with his boss, and that he was shortchanged in his severance package....