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As the holiday bills come due, it may be apparent that you overdid it. Again. But studies indicate that spending less on gifts can make recipients just as happy.
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TORONTO - Canadian investors will likely return to RRSPs this year after fleeing the retirement investment vehicle during the recession, according to a report from CIBC World Markets (TSX:CM).
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TORONTO - The health spending account may be one of the best-kept secrets when it comes to tax-free breaks.
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- Affinity fraud preys on trust
Affinity fraud is one of the big forms of fraud being perpetrated today — big because it is becoming more common and because it involves groups of people, most notably new immigrants, religious and minority groups, and social clubs.
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