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Identity theft: What to do if you`re affected

Identity theft: What to do if you're affected
Has your personal information been compromised or misused? What to do if you or someone you know is affected by identity theft.

The State of Scam 2010

The State of Scam 2010
Find out the latest tactics criminals are using -- and who they're targeting.

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The love of photography

The love of photography

One of few female fashion photographers, Arline Malakian is passionate about creating dramatic images that convey inner beauty.

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Ask Gail: Is Severance Pay Income?

Ask Gail: Is Severance Pay Income?
Money maven Gail Vaz-Oxlade helps readers solve their financial woes.

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Financial tips for U.S. travel

(Special) - March is here, and the annual rite of hauling off the kids to the South for school break is getting into full swing.

Financial umbrellas help indebted Canadians weather sudden personal disasters

TORONTO - Brenda Jones' husband fell ill during the depths of the recession -overtime at his factory was cut back, she was laid off, angry creditors started calling and things fell apart.

Net mutual fund sales between $2.75 billion and $3.25 billion, IFIC says

TORONTO - February net mutual fund sales were estimated to be between $2.75 billion and $3.25 billion as investors moved into long-term funds, the Investment Funds Institute of Canada estimated Tuesday.

Regular reviews of your mortgage ensure your loan is still right for your financial situation

TORONTO - Buying a home is probably the most expensive purchase you will ever make and if you're like the vast majority of Canadians, you used a lot of borrowed money to experience the joys of home ownership.

Financial Literacy Task Force to talk to Canadians about savings, debt education

TORONTO - Canada's Task Force on Financial Literacy is launching a series of cross-country conversations with Canadians about savings, debt, and their overall financial know-how as it drafts a national strategy to create more financially educated citizens.

New federal real estate rules could force some buyers to change their game plans

MONTREAL - Some Canadians in expensive real estate markets may have to change their game plans for buying a first home because of new rules announced this week by the federal government.

Finance minister cracks down on speculators, tightens mortgage rules

Finance minister cracks down on speculators, tightens mortgage rules

OTTAWA - Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is tightening mortgage rules to crack down on speculators and discourage homeowners from taking on too much debt.

Credit card debt may mean foregoing RRSP contribution to get head above water

MONTREAL - Making an annual RRSP contribution has been historically a bit of a no-brainer for many Canadians saving up for retirement, a nest-egg option highly recommended by financial advisers.

Keep your nest egg from running out

(Special) - What with the recent economic recession, crashing financial markets, job layoffs and lower real estate prices, the retirement plans of many Canadians today may seem to be in ruins, at worst, or at least severely damaged.

Canadians will gravitate back toward RRSPs as investment vehicle this year: CIBC

TORONTO - CIBC World Markets says Canadian investors will likely return to RRSPs this year after fleeing from the retirement investment vehicles when economic conditions worsened.

Personal Finance

Can money ruin your relationship?

Can money ruin your relationship?

David Bach, author of Smart Couples Finish Rich, tells you how to avoid money woes and become a rich couple.

How to live on less money

How to live on less money

Whether you're new to saving money or an experienced pro, here's how to stay on track when it comes to living on less. It's easier than you think.

How to have a classy budget wedding

How to have a classy budget wedding

Pare down on your wedding expenses with these tips for planning a budget wedding.

Quiz: What`s your financial savvy?

Quiz: What's your financial savvy?

Take the "Smart Couples Finish Rich" financial knowledge quiz and find out!

What to do with an inheritance

What to do with an inheritance

Experts offer clear-sighted advice on the dos and don'ts of an inheritance.

Simple ways to put money in your back pocket

Simple ways to put money in your back pocket

Save money with these tricks. You could save as much as $15,000.

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