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How to protect family RESPs from being raided

Morley is concerned about the education savings he’s putting aside for his son's twin boys. What happens if their...

How to protect family RESPs from being raided

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Can you gain entry to your formerly shared home after a separation?

Marlon's name is still on the mortgage of a home he signed over to his ex when they split....

Can you gain entry to your formerly shared home after a separation?

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Why a prenuptial agreement is a good idea

Michael is thinking about proposing to his girlfriend, and seeks guidance about how to recognize the differences in their...

Why a prenuptial agreement is a good idea

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What to do with a rental property when you owe more than it’s worth

Oil prices have tanked and Renee wants to sell her rental property in Fort McMurray, but she owes more...

What to do with a rental property when you owe more than it’s worth

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The right way to report shared investment income on a tax return

Does changing the ratio of your contributions put you at risk for a CRA audit? And what’s the best...

The right way to report shared investment income on a tax return

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Can you reduce the amount of tax withheld on RRSP withdrawals?

David is shocked by how much tax is deducted from his RRSP withdrawals, despite his low income. What are...

Can you reduce the amount of tax withheld on RRSP withdrawals?

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“Is my severance package fair?”

Marina was recently laid off from the job she held for 17 years. She received about half of what...

“Is my severance package fair?”

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Using life insurance to leave your kids an inheritance

Like a reverse mortgage, you would borrow against the policy’s cash value. When you pass away, the loan is...

Using life insurance to leave your kids an inheritance
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