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Estate Planning

Bad estate planning burns inheritance

With proper tax planning, you can reduce the amount of taxes payable on your property. But, improper planning can cost you a whole lot more; one B.C. couple's ill-advised plans cost them $700,000.

By Mark Weisleder |August 21, 2012

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