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Retirement Parents Are Giving Their Kids an Average of $39,000 to Buy a Home — and It Could Jeopardize Their Own RetirementMoney - Elizabeth O'BrienParents are giving their adult children an average of $39,000 to help them buy a home, generosity that could jeopardize their own retirements, according to a recent report by financial services firm Legal
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Retirement (Canada) Here’s what happens if you die with too much money left in your RRSPglobalnews.ca - By Erica Alini For most of one’s adult life, the money-related message about retirement is: save. Make sure you’re going to have enough squirrelled away for when …
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