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You should remove your name from any joint bank accounts or credit cards. If your spouse has signing authority or debiting authority on any of your accounts or credit cards, you should consider cancelling their authority. | You should remove your name from any joint bank accounts or credit cards. If your spouse has signing authority or debiting authority on any of your accounts or credit cards, you should consider cancelling their authority. | ||
Credit cards, loans and lines of credit can often be capped by telling the bank to make the accounts ''deposit only''. This will mean that no more withdrawals can be made and the only transactions that can take place are deposits. You could also tell the bank to reduce the credit limit to the current balance on the <span class="noglossary">account</span>. | Credit cards, loans, and lines of credit can often be capped by telling the bank to make the accounts ''deposit only''. This will mean that no more withdrawals can be made and the only transactions that can take place are deposits. You could also tell the bank to reduce the credit limit to the current balance on the <span class="noglossary">account</span>. | ||
===Insurance policies, pensions and RRSPs=== | ===Insurance policies, pensions and RRSPs=== | ||