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Investments that rev up portfolios
TORONTO -- It might be tremendously satisfying to pick just the right stock or beat the composite index, but investing is not usually on most people's list of fun things to do.
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Money Makeover: Irony in motion
Neil and Anne are in a financial position most people would envy. Thanks to an inheritance, the mid-40s couple has more than $700,000 in assets, including about $427,000 in registered and non-registered savings.
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New program a boon to those with disabilities
There is a federal government program that can provide a person with $70,000 in tax-free government grants over 20 years. The annual deadline for the current year's grant application is Dec. 31.
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Investing in classic cars can be fun - but extreme caution is called for
TORONTO - It might be tremendously satisfying to pick just the right stock or beat the composite index, but investing is not usually on most people's list of fun things to do.
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Consumers need to prepare for higher mortgage rates next year: advisers
TORONTO - The Canadian housing market has seen a stronger and faster rebound from the recession than any other segment of the economy, due in large part to enticingly low mortgage rates.
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Be generous tipper without overspending; holiday tips don't have to wipe you out
NEW YORK - This holiday season, a leaner budget might clarify which people truly make a difference in your life. The challenge will be figuring out how much to tip them.
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