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    • When Is My Down Payment Needed By? By Ryan Zupan
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      When Is My Down Payment Needed By?  By Ryan Zupan

      When Is My Down Payment Needed By? By Ryan Zupan

      When Is My Down Payment Needed By? After countless Saturdays & Sundays spent touring open houses, months of showings & a handful of unsuccessful bidding wars, your offer is finally accepted – rejoice!  While we work on mortgage approval, you will need to prepare your end of the financial commitment: the down payment. The first

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      Nearly one in six Canadians could not handle $500 increase in mortgage payment @FinancialPost

      Nearly one in six Canadians could not handle $500 increase in mortgage payment @FinancialPost

      OTTAWA — Nearly one in six Canadians would not be able to handle a $500 increase in their monthly mortgage payments, a new survey from the Bank of Montreal suggests. According to the bank, 16 per cent of respondents said they would not be able to afford such an increase, while more than a quarter,

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      Contribute To Your RRSP, Get Tax Refund & Still Use Money For Downpayment

      Well it is that time of the year again. RRSP contribution season. I had two calls today asking “I want to buy a new home but want to save for my retirement as well. I can’t do both as the downpayment would then be used for the RRSP contribution. What are my options?”

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