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editorial
Why is retiring later a good idea? Because 65 is the new 55
tax matters
If you’re not deducting interest on your tax return, you should consider these simple steps
Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick
carrick on money
Where do ‘financially average’ people go for money advice?
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Report on Business
Canada Revenue Agency gives retirees reason to file taxes on time with automatic benefit registrations
carrick on money
Tax-time confidential: Weird questions, straight answers
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Canada
From the comments: ‘People age at different rates.’ Readers dismayed by suggestion of increasing age for CPP from 65 to 67

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opinion
How raising the age for CPP and OAS to 67 would benefit the whole country
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
financial facelift
Will this couple outlive their money?
gen y money
Students graduating with debt say recent budget changes amount to ‘a tiny band-aid’ on a ‘gushing wound’
opinion
Housing market weakness means stress for boomers considering whether to downsize
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick

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carrick on money
Canada’s ‘intaxication’ problem
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Red flags that could trigger a tax audit
Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick
Household Finances
Parents: Plan carefully if helping your children buy a house
opinion
No, it is not OK to be ‘house poor’
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
carrick on money
A better strategy for the federal Home Buyers’ Plan? Kill it
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Will power: How to ensure your estate plan benefits your heirs, not the tax man
Subscriber content
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Household Finances
Want to save money on your mortgage? Have drinks with your neighbours
For The Globe and Mail
retirement
Why we should have a tax-free option for workplace pension plans
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genymoneyadviser q&a
As a new home owner, how can I pay for expensive 'surprises’ without tapping family or credit cards?
financial facelift
This 39-year-old wants a child and retirement in six years. Can she do it?

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Gen Y Money
100-square-foot apartments and 5-foot-10 ceilings: Harrowing tales of millennials renting in Toronto
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
carrick on money
The age-old solution to unaffordable houses
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
tax matters
A primer on the tax savings from tax credits
Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick
Household Finances
How to build a better credit score
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Household Finances
The presence of a single legal marijuana plant could lead your home insurer to deny your claim
carrick on money
Stop being so complacent about fraud and ID theft
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
opinion
‘Price matters’: New online bank hopes to attract cost-conscious customers
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Rise in cashless payments stokes concerns over data security
financial facelift
Should this couple sell their house for a better retirement?
tax matters
Deductions, credits and the facts about tax savings
Tim Cestnick
Tim Cestnick
opinion
A turbo-charged but dangerous way to earn more credit card reward points
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
carrick on money
Her ‘terrible, expensive’ Toronto apartment
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Household Finances
Understanding last-resort options when you can no longer pay your debts
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opinion
Help for retirees living the RRSP ‘tax nightmare’
Subscriber content
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
carrick on money
Do you have a favourite bank for savings and GICs?
Rob Carrick
Rob Carrick
Household Finances
In a cashless world, society’s most vulnerable are being left behind
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