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Ann Perry

A guide to inheritance explains how to deal with a monetary legacy as well as other tangile assets--ranging from personal effects to vacation homes--and intangibles such as an unpaid mortgage or a family business.

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Lee Tang

"This book was written to explain in layman terms how the Canadian public pension system works, what benefits are offered, how to apply for it, and how to get the most out of it. The target audience is people at or approaching retirement age, financial services professionals, and students of the public pension system. Subject matters include: the Old Age Security program, Guaranteed Income Supplements, Allowances, the Canada/Quebec Pension Plan, provincial income supplement programs and income supplements and disability pension offered by Veterans Affairs Canada. Financial planning strategies such as when to collapse your RRSPs and how to minimize OAS clawbacks are included."--

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Matthew Brandeburg

From the Back Cover: Financial Planning For Your First Job is an in-depth look into the lives of first-time employees and the financial decisions they face every day. Trying to decide between paying off student loans and saving for retirement? Wondering whether you should buy or rent your first home? Having trouble building your first investment portfolio? This book answers all your questions and provides the tools you need to put your financial plan in motion. If you want the guidance of a financial planner but can't afford the high price tag, this book is for you! Some of the tips revealed inside Financial Planning For Your First Job: How to think like an investor; How to manage your debt; What lines of insurance you need today; How to recession-proof your financial plan.

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Todd Temple

Discusses how to make money, how to keep it, and how to spend it wisely, examining such aspects of personal finance as jobs, banking, and credit.