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How a couple with vastly different financial attitudes managed a $1-million inheritance (opens the original)
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The beneficiaries: “Christopher” and his wife “Jacqueline” are government workers in the Toronto with good (but not great) pensions in their future. They’re both on the cusp of 50, and have a university-aged daughter. Like many couples, Christopher and his wife – one money-minded saver and one a laissez-faire spender – have very different approaches to money and finances. The inheritance: A few years ago, Jacqueline’s well-off parents died in short succession, bequeathing Jacqueline an impressiv
How a sister managed a sizeable inheritance while also navigating her brother’s addiction (opens the original)
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The beneficiaries: With two university-aged sons who have recently flown the nest, “Denise” is a 52-year-old business owner who splits her time equally between Canadian coasts. She runs the business alongside her husband of 30 years. A decade ago, her parents passed away suddenly a few months apart, leaving a sizeable family trust for her and her beloved elder brother, “Daniel.” The inheritance: Most of their parents’ wealth was tucked neatly into the family estate, explains Denise, but their (n
A skeptic’s guide to AI (opens the original)
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From your search engine to your doctor’s office, your kid’s homework to your latest office training, artificial intelligence is here, there and everywhere. Canadians are trying to adapt at home and at work. According to Statistics Canada data released in July, one in three workers say they’ve used generative AI tools as part of their job, most on a daily or weekly basis. But not everyone is sold on the technology. A survey published by the Angus Reid Institute in June found that while AI use and
Son inherited small fortune tucked away between the pages of dad’s books (opens the original)
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The Beneficiary: “Ryan” is a 32-year-old public servant who recently got married in a small, humble ceremony. “We wanted a bigger event but couldn’t justify the expense,” he says. It would have been friends rather than family for Ryan, however, as his last living family member – his father, a resident in a long-term care home in Britain – died a few months before the wedding. After the celebration, Ryan hopped across the pond to clean out his father’s house and settle his financial affairs. The
The hot, asbestos summer that helped Rick ‘the Temp’ Campanelli land his VJ job (opens the original)
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Before Breakfast Television reporter Rick Campanelli – eternally “Rick the Temp” to millennials who watched the then-24-year-old win MuchMusic’s 1994 VJ contest – donned tuxedos on red carpets, he suited up in a different ensemble for a summer scraping asbestos. The kicker? His father had installed it the first time around. In the last How I Spent My Summer of the season, and as Mr. Campanelli’s memoir Tempted hits bookshelves, the former MuchMusic star tells us how the stinky gig in his hometow
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