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We want a prenup
TORONTO -- Marriage contracts and prenuptial agreements can be difficult to bring up when you're in the joyous throes of planning the happy event -- and certainly not everyone contemplating tying the knot needs one.
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Living for today, SAVING FOR TOMORROW
As a widow and breast cancer survivor, Donna knows the importance of savouring life.
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Mind your own business
11Serving up breakfast for six American hunters and fishermen sitting at the dining room table before daybreak may not seem like the ideal vocation for most people, but for Machinski, it's her dream job.
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Stocks generally best if held for long term
Last week, I promised we would take a look at what are "normal" returns for stocks. That's what we will try to cover today.
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Marriage contracts not for all but can form basis of frank financial discussion
TORONTO - Marriage contracts and prenuptial agreements can be difficult to bring up when you're in the joyous throes of planning the happy event - and certainly not everyone contemplating tying the knot needs one.
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Shoppers and small businesses plan to spend less on gifts this holiday season
TIGHT-FISTED?: A third of U.S. adults said they would spend less this year than they did in 2008 on gifts, while 49 per cent would spend about the same amount, according to a Consumer Reports poll on holiday shopping.
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