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What happens to interest on an inheritance while executors fight over a will

Will Miguel get his inheritance?

What happens to interest on an inheritance while executors fight over a will

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How to make the right pension decision when longevity is so variable

Should Richard take 100% of his pension or just 60% in case he predeceases his wife? Here's what to...

How to make the right pension decision when longevity is so variable

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The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

And why an ETF may not be the answer

The best TFSA investment for a time horizon of 3 to 5 years

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She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

Jenna's quick calculations show she'll need $2 million in savings. Is that really true?

She’s 34 and wants to retire at 65 with $70,000 a year. Can she?

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What to do if Volkswagen won’t honour its 12-year rust warranty

Pelle's claims for corrosion coverage for his Jetta have been denied. Here's what he should do next.

What to do if Volkswagen won’t honour its 12-year rust warranty

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How non-residents are taxed on dividends and other forms of income

Gregor is worried because his dividend paying mutual funds aren't sending him tax slips

How non-residents are taxed on dividends and other forms of income

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My ex-wife earned more than me. Am I entitled to spousal support?

There are several factors a judge would look at before awarding spousal support. Income is just one.

My ex-wife earned more than me. Am I entitled to spousal support?

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How your tax bracket decides whether a TFSA or RRSP contribution is best

And why your tax bracket in retirement is also key

How your tax bracket decides whether a TFSA or RRSP contribution is best

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An advisor is charging 1.95% for an ETF portfolio. That’s too high.

Doris wants to know what she should be paying for her $100,000 portfolio.

An advisor is charging 1.95% for an ETF portfolio. That’s too high.

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