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How your tax notice of assessment can help you

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How does the risk-return relationship affect investing?

…investment certificates (GICs) and bank deposits are considered low risk. That’s because you are offered a guaranteed rate of return, and they are backed by large financial institutions. On the other…

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The birds and the bills: having the money talk with your kids

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How power of attorney works

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What is a GIC and how does it work?

…trust company that sells GICs. 2. Put some of the GICs in your name and some in your spouse’s name. 3. Own GICs jointly with your spouse. How to make…

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Planning for long-term care

…It’s important to think about saving and identifying funds that could be used for your future care. If possible, talk to a financial advisor who can help you create a financial…

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Renting versus buying a home

…on where you live. Sometimes renting can make more sense. Renting and owning each have advantages and disadvantages. It can be useful to compare differences between renting and owning a…

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Potential OBSI changes for investment dispute resolution

…investors? We want to hear what you think What is the proposed new regulatory framework for independent dispute resolution? Securities regulators have published for comment a proposed framework for an…

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Out of country travel medical insurance

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