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Managing tax in a “tenancy in common” situation Nov 25th
Q. I am a co-owner of a cottage in Ontario. The other co-owner would like to buy out my 50% share of the cottage as tenant in common. Do I have to claim capital gains if the cottage isn’t being sold?
–Claudia
A. Real estate is commonly owned as joint tenants, with rights of survivorship by spous.... More »
Financially Struggling? Here’s a Step-By-Step Guide to Help You Financial Freedom + MORE Mar 12th
Getting financially sound is one of the most difficult things to do in America’s consumerist society. There’s always things popping up that look interesting to buy. Figuring out how to navigate through this environment is very difficult for most people.
Luckily, there are some basic steps everyo.... More »
Can you survive on Canada’s government pension alone in retirement? Experts say you might be surprised + MORE May 8th
Until fairly recently, CPP replaced a quarter of your average work earnings — but it’s already providing more. We asked experts what to do if CPP and OAS will make up most of your retirement income..... More »
Five smart money moves for new graduates May 12th
Stretching your dollars as far as they can go is cited as one of the top skills self-made-millionaires use to build wealth.... More »
Dividend growth expected to slow in 2019 Feb 5th
For the last several years, investors have been generating decent incomes from owning dividend-paying stocks. When interest rates plummeted to record lows, and making money in GICs and other fixed-income instruments became difficult to do, investors started flocking to yielding equities, while compa.... More »
Apple Inc. became the first $1 trillion US publicly listed U.S. company on Thursday, crowning a decade-long rise fuelled by its ubiquitous iPhone.
