Tax facts when hiring a nanny
You have different obligations depending on if your nanny is your employee or is considered self-employed
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Investing in Canada while living abroad
Brian is a Canadian citizen working abroad and wants to invest his $125,000 tax effectively
Retiring to Mexico— for a lower tax rate
You technically have to pay just 15% on your Canadian income, but there's more to the story
How to prolong the life of your car
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How can I buy ETF shares on a monthly savings plan?
Are there ETF-buying plans available that keep share-buying low?
Using real estate vs. RRSPs to fund retirement
You'll have to unwind the RRSP regardless, so watch the tax bill when selling a home for retirement income...
Property rights in a common-law marriage
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Should I add new ETFs and REITs to my portfolio?
Even a simple portfolio can be well-diversified but the temptation to tinker is overwhelming
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We have few assets. Can we skip having a will?
If you have kids, you need a will. Here's why