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"TAX REFUND" UP TO $10,000 OR MORE


FOR YOUR NEW HOME MADE SIMPLE!


HOW???


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WHO IS ELIGIBLE?

  • If you or your spouse have not owned/lived jointly or individually in a home after Jan. 1/.
  • Qualified for Mortgage
  • Resident of Canada
  • Have not previously participated
  • Have a written agreement to buy or build a qualifying home
  • Existing RRSP (Lock-in RRSP not eligible) or cumulative elibility RRSP
  • Other terms and condtions outlined by Revenue Canada

 

 

Contact Great Mortgages Canada for Full Details

 

STEP 1:
Get your Pre-Approved Mortgage with Great Mortgages Canada and review your "Tax Refund" with your Mortgage Consultant

Note: No fee to qualified clients

STEP 2:
Check your cumulative RRSP contribution amount
(Confirm amount on your notice of assessment from your last tax return or by calling Revenue Canada at 645-4211)

STEP 3:
Calculate your tax refund based on your cumulative RRSP contribution

STEP 4:
Great Mortgages Canada will arrange a RRSP loan, up to your cumulative eligible RRSP limit. (maximum $25,000 individual/ $50,000 couple)

NOTE: This contribution must remain in your RRSP for a minimum of 89 days before withdrawal

E.G. Contribution to your RRSP Feb. 1/
Cannot withdraw funds before Apr. 30/

STEP 5:
E-File your Tax Return (For quick refund)

STEP 6:
The tax refund is to assist with your "New home purchase"and closing costs, new appliances etc ...

STEP 7:
After a minimum of 89 days, withdraw funds from your RRSP to payoff the RRSP loan.

NOTE - This withdrawal cannot be more than 30 days after the closing date of your new home. (Other Revenue Canada restrictions could apply)

STEP 8:
Your RRSP withdrawal has to be repaid to your RRSP over 15 years starting as late as Jan. 1/.

E.G. - $15,000 withdrawn, a repayment of $1,000 per year over 15 years - this is a great way to save for your future retirement

STEP 9:
Enjoy your new home!!!
As your RRSP grows!

 



Please Note: Certain qualifying credit and eligibility conditions apply. This page does not constitute a legal or tax option. Refer to Revenue Canada brochure "P 150 Home Buyer's Plan - for ", for full details or contact the nearest Revenue Canada office.