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Can debt collectors discuss your debt with your family members?

Can debt collectors discuss your debt with your family members?
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How do car repair shops bill for services?

Why would a dealership bill more hours than its mechanics actually spent on servicing a car? Is this legal?

How do car repair shops bill for services?
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Estate planning and trusts for a beneficiary with a disability

When seeking advice that may involve multiple disciplines, including estate planning for a beneficiary with a disability, what type...

Estate planning and trusts for a beneficiary with a disability
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Is now the time for a long-term investor to abandon stocks?

It’s been a difficult year for stock investors. Should you move into GICs or mortgage funds to invest for...

Is now the time for a long-term investor to abandon stocks?

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Can an estate contribute to an RESP account?

Here’s what you need to know before deciding to leave money in trust for an RESP account after your...

Can an estate contribute to an RESP account?

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How to use ETFs in your child’s RESP

How to use ETFs in your child’s RESP
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Do you pay withholding tax on U.S. ETFs?

A Canadian-domiciled ETF is almost always subject to U.S. withholding tax, but there are exceptions and a foreign tax...

Do you pay withholding tax on U.S. ETFs?
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Is it better to list a beneficiary on registered investments or have the account go to the estate?

When is it better to have beneficiaries listed on investment accounts versus leaving everything to the estate?

Is it better to list a beneficiary on registered investments or have the account go to the estate?

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How to plan for retirement in five or 10 years

When deciding to retire in five or 10 years, there are a few things to consider, in addition to...

How to plan for retirement in five or 10 years

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