“My car is a write-off, so why won’t my insurance company pay for a new one?”
It’s important to understand your policy—“replacement value” isn't the same as covering the cost of purchasing a new vehicle.
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Helping older relatives with money management
Angela's in-laws are living with her, and claim they don’t have enough money to pay their fair share of...
Should you add your grandkids as joint tenants on stocks?
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How moving to the U.S. affects your Couch Potato strategy
Canadians who move to the United States need to think about shifting their asset allocation, as well as closing...
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Investing tips for expectant parents
Dario and Brianna estimate they’ll have $10,000 a year to put towards retirement savings, their child’s education or paying...
How to leave money to an adult child with no investing know-how
Dee wants to ensure that her son receives a regular monthly income, while protecting the lump sum of his...
Getting a head start on their golden years
Tim is 47, and his wife is 46. They’re aggressively paying off their mortgage and will have defined benefit...
What does fire insurance on a vehicle actually cover?
How your auto policy covers you in the event of a fire depends on what started it.
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“Why is my own insurance company suing me?”
Tim was involved in a car accident after having “a bit too much to drink.” If his insurer can...