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“Canadians need trusted financial information now more than ever”

Financial Planning Association of Canada partners with MoneySense to offer professionally vetted, timely personal finance content to the broadest...

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How can a Hyundai owner prove maintenance was performed on schedule?

Without records of his DIY oil changes, NJ worries he may not qualify for a significant recall. What's his...

How can a Hyundai owner prove maintenance was performed on schedule?
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Is probate an inevitable cost for a surviving spouse?

Sandra and her husband have lived in their principal residence for 40 years, but his is the only name...

Is probate an inevitable cost for a surviving spouse?

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“How do I become a money coach in Canada?”

Although regulatory requirements in most provinces permit you to provide financial advice or coaching with no education or experience,...

“How do I become a money coach in Canada?”

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Managing tax in a “tenancy in common” situation

Claudia wants to minimize the tax payable when selling her share of a cottage to the co-owner. 

Managing tax in a “tenancy in common” situation

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Financial literacy for seniors

If one spouse makes most or all the financial decisions, the uninvolved spouse can be left vulnerable. That's one...

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Unconventional ways of investing in a family RESP

Surprise: a lump-sum contribution is likely to result in more money, even though you forgo government grants. Plus, reassurance...

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Should you sell your home to your kids?

Graham is considering a creative strategy to access his home equity with the help of his grown children. The...

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The upside to waiting until age 70 to take CPP benefits

Consider your life expectancy and probable return when making your decision about whether to take government pension benefits as...

The upside to waiting until age 70 to take CPP benefits

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