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Canadians may be leaving money on the table at tax time because they do not have a good understanding of taxes and tax planning according to a survey.

Sometimes we think estate planning is really complicated and involves some really intimidating stuff but part of your estate plan can be really simple.

According to a recent study, Canadians are finding it tough to keep up with the demands of preparing retirement in later life.

CARP stands for Canadian Association of Retired Persons. It is a national advocacy organization that serves the needs of Canadians age 50 and over.

For Canadians, saving money can be a challenge. With savvy saving and shopping, however, thrifty Canadians can free up resources and get ahead.

Estate planning is not something that concerns only the rich or the elderly. Everyone should have an estate plan to help protect your assets.

When you think of life insurance, you probably think it is something you need when you are younger -- when you have dependants and more debt.

Estate Planning: A Personal Directive is a written, signed, dated and witnessed document that appoints someone else to look after your health matters.

Smart Tips For Estate Planning, written by Marvin Toy and Jim Yih, aims to shed light on many different topics within the field of estate planning.