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Rent Or Sell My Parent’s House?
The article “Rent Or Sell My Parent’s House?” was originally published on September 20, 2016 on MoneySense. If it would sell for less than $200K, it might be a decent investment property Q: My 91-year old father just moved into assisted living. His townhouse is in my name. It has no…
Read MoreJuggling Multiple RRSPs
The article “Juggling Multiple RRSPs” was originally published on September 13, 2016 on MoneySense. Jay has plenty of retirement savings options. Here’s how he can use them wisely. Q: I am turning 30 this year. I am married and I have one kid with plans for another in the near…
Read MoreThe Best Way To Fund Your Retirement
The article “The Best Way To Fund Your Retirement” was originally published on September 9, 2016 on MoneySense. Should Julie cash in shares or draw down on her RRSP? Q: I am 66 and retired with no defined benefit pension – just CPP and OAS. I do have RRSPs, both in…
Read MoreFive Stupid Things We Do With Our Money
The article “Five Stupid Things We Do With Our Money” was originally published by Geoffrey Vendeville on August 30, 2016 on Toronto Star Touch. Most of us want to be smarter with our cash, so here are a few common financial mistakes to avoid. A recent poll for Interac by…
Read MoreRetirement Planning In A Second Marriage
The article “Retirement Planning In A Second Marriage” was originally published on MoneySense on August 30, 2016. Tina wants to know how to invest the proceeds from going from two homes to one with her fiance Q: My fiancé and I are both in our mid-50s and own a new home…
Read MoreContribute To RRSP Or Pay Off Mortgage?
The article “Contribute To RRSP Or Pay Off Mortgage?” was originally published on MoneySense on August 23, 2016. Linda isn’t sure if her $25,000 should go towards debt or investments Q: We have a small mortgage, only $80,000. Coming up for renewal at 2.35% for a five-year fixed rate. We have some…
Read MoreShould You Buy or Rent in Retirement?
The article “Should You Buy or Rent in Retirement?” was originally published on MoneySense on August 16, 2016. Cathy is torn between owning a home or continuing to rent Q: I’m 57 and hoping to retire this fall. I will receive an OMERS defined benefit pension of $44,000 plus a $10,000…
Read MoreCan Dividend Stocks Replace Bonds?
The article “Can Dividend Stocks Replace Bonds?” was originally published on MoneySense on August 9, 2016. It sounds good in theory, but it may not be the best strategy in practice Q: I’m wondering if in this low-rate environment, a dividend equity ETF (an ETF in consumer staples that pays dividends)…
Read MorePhoenix Pay System Shows Need for Emergency Fund
The article “Phoenix Pay System Shows Need for Emergency Fund” was originally published on MoneySense on August 2, 2016. Less than half of Canadians have more than $10K saved for a rainy day In an effort to replace people with machines, the federal government recently unveiled the Phoenix pay system…
Read MoreSo, Your Child Is Going To Inherit Millions
The article “So, Your Child Is Going To Inherit Millions” was originally published on MoneySense on July 26, 2016. What can Brian do to make sure the right people are there to guide his daughter? Q: We have an only child who just finished university and is starting a new career.…
Read MoreShould I Trust My Advisor Or Accountant?
The article “Should I Trust My Advisor Or Accountant?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 19, 2016. Here’s what to consider when faced with conflicting advice. Q: We seem to be in a financial dilemma. Different perspectives on RRSPs at a time when my husband is retired and I am…
Read MoreCan A Canadian Who Lives In The U.S. Buy ETFs In An RRSP?
The article “Can A Canadian Who Lives In The U.S. Buy ETFs In An RRSP?” was originally published on MoneySense on July 12, 2016. He wants to buy exchange traded funds in his RRSP, the problem is the bank said no. Q: Can Canadian citizens living in the U.S. transfer their…
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