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Staying put, moving on, and what the house really costs after work ends.

A modest two-storey Canadian house on a residential street in autumn.
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What the numbers say about staying in the family home

The mortgage may be gone, but the house is not free. A plain accounting of what staying costs against what moving costs.

· 8 min read
 A newly fitted grab rail beside a bathtub in a plain, well-lit bathroom.
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The renovation credit many Canadians over 65 never claim

Grab bars, a walk-in shower, a ramp at the side door. If you are 65 or older, some of that work has a line on the tax return.

· 6 min read
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