What to do if you have too much money invested in one stock
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How should a young couple spend a $110,000 windfall?
Renovations, law school, or starting a family—what should they prioritize?
RESPs and Canadian non-residency
Cara and her family are becoming non-residents of Canada. They want to know what this means for their RESP...
Are dividend ETFs a good investment for Couch Potato investors?
Or is simply holding total return ETFs a better choice?
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How Raj and Marie can net $80,000 annually—for life—from their nest egg
Raj plans to stop working at age 60 while his wife, Marie, 55, will work five more years
Selling your home to your kids—for $1
You need to consider if the savings for your child are worth the risk to you
How to sell a used car—and when you shouldn’t bother
Being "upside-down" in a loan means you should keep that car for a while longer.
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My ex-wife earned twice what I did. Am I entitled to spousal support?
A short marriage and no children would likely mean you're out of luck