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Jul 30, 2026
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A growing number of Canadians say they want a prenup, but few people sign them
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The prenup paradox
Plenty of people say they want a prenup, but only 4 per cent of Canadians sign one. Why aren't couples future-proofing their investments against a potential parting of ways?
ZAHRA KHOZEMA
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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ILLUSTRATION BY DOMINIC BUGATTO/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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Sarah Baker thought getting a prenup would be relatively simple when her fiancé brought it up. Instead, it has become one of the most complicated, expensive and …
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