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What happens to your pets when you die, and why only 52% of Canadians have a will

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Somewhere over Nevada, the plane dropped hard enough that the man beside me grabbed the cross around his neck and started praying out loud. I'd flown often enough to know turbulence — this wasn't that. As the cabin rattled, my mind snapped to something I'd never once considered in my single, childless life: What happens to my three cats if I don't walk off this plane? I didn't have a will. I'd always figured my brother and sister would sort things out fairly between them if anything happened to me.
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How to add your pets to your will in Canada (2026 Guide)

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Money Canada
Somewhere over Nevada, the plane dropped hard enough that the man beside me grabbed the cross around his neck and started praying out loud. I'd flown often enough to know turbulence - this wasn't that. As the cabin rattled, my mind snapped to something I'd never once considered in my single, childless life: What happens to my three cats if I don't walk off this plane? I didn't have a will. I'd always figured my brother and sister would sort things out fairly between them if anything happened to me.
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Canadians with ADHD, diabetes or a mental health condition may qualify for a $10,138 tax credit

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
Most people may envision a person with a physical disability — whether they are in a wheelchair or use a guide dog — when they picture eligibility for a disability tax credit. That assumption is costing thousands of Canadians real money, including adults diagnosed with ADHD later in life, parents of kids managing Type 1 diabetes and anyone living with a mental health condition that never gets tagged as a disability.
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