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Investing tips for dual citizens of Canada and the U.S.

TFSAs are best avoided, RRSPs can work for you, and other financial wisdom

Investing tips for dual citizens of Canada and the U.S.

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At 66, borrowing to invest in a TFSA isn’t a good idea

Dawn has never had a financial plan. She should pay off her debt and focus on maximizing government tax...

At 66, borrowing to invest in a TFSA isn’t a good idea

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How to make your ex pay their share of the debt?

Rita's common-law partner left her high and dry last spring.

How to make your ex pay their share of the debt?

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I’ve been laid off. What should my severance be?

Connie was laid off from her job of 10 years. What are her options if she feels she deserves...

I’ve been laid off. What should my severance be?

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How should a new Canadian invest his extra cash?

Should Adam add it to his TFSA? Or pay down the mortgage on his properties?

How should a new Canadian invest his extra cash?

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Is there a way to confirm if a used rental car has been in a crash?

Rob is in the process of buying one

Is there a way to confirm if a used rental car has been in a crash?

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Do you need to name all nieces and nephews as beneficiaries in a will?

And if Elizabeth doesn't name them all, will those left out contest the will?

Do you need to name all nieces and nephews as beneficiaries in a will?

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What’s the best time to transfer a TFSA between institutions?

Sandie wants to get the timing of her TFSA transfer right

What’s the best time to transfer a TFSA between institutions?

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The downside of naming children as RRIF beneficiaries

Kerry is doing some estate planning with his RRIF and wants to make sure it goes to his wife...

The downside of naming children as RRIF beneficiaries

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