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DOWN PAYMENT FOR A HOUSE | How to Save Money Fast!

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Hey! I have student loans $11,000 Is that really going to affect my mortgage? I have $0 credit card debt, $0 in car payments Literally no other debt but this student loan brI have $30,000 for a downpayment & my credit score is 780 :)
Comment from : @Shelbydee3030

Thanks for the information! Especially about the RSP segment! I had to look into it when you said some employers match your RSP contributions and it turns out that mine does! Truly helpful and relevant information Thank you!
Comment from : @brandons4964

Thank you for your insight Best realtor on YouTube Keep up the great content!
Comment from : @janathanyoganathan6945

What does a shark say after eating a clownfish? -This tastes funny!
Comment from : @cubamia7963

Dont forget to remind everyone theres 90 day period the government wants you have the down deposit in the account, I learned that halfway through the process of buying in a private sale last month
Comment from : @mrpickles2573

As a father-to-be, I actually like that joke
Comment from : @NLMaverick

Thank you ! brIt was very interesting video 😊👍
Comment from : @vancouver8202

Never cancel Gym membership, your body is your real house you live inside of it, you need to maintain it!
Comment from : @massib4523

I'm glad you're letting people know about RRSP! After talking to some people around me, so many don't know about it and have been needlessly paying taxes instead of investing into an RRSP account I also put a bunch of money in my RRSP this year as I plan to buy a house soon!
Comment from : @asianbejealous

My wife and I just made an offer on a home and provided a preapproval from a bank, but finally we would like to take a mortgage from a different lender, will this be an issue? No promises were signed to the lenders
Comment from : @noahsawyer4682

Thanks for that content! I would just add one more point The money that u save in RRSP can be invested in an ETFbrI did all those things u mentioned and was able to save and invest 60 of my annual income Which after investing in ETF & individual stocks has helped me about 2x my savings
Comment from : @sumitparmar1326

Love your content! Hard to find a 'prairies' real estate agent that provides value here on Youtube Just two questions: What is the percentage of first time home buyers that put down 20 and on average, what amortization period (at 20 down)? Thanks so much!
Comment from : @paolomacalalad

We split the cost of Netflix with the in-laws brCOVID has dramatically reduced monthly expenses for: coffee, fuel, entertainment, shopping, travelbrWe spend < 100$ a year on alcohol, neither of us smoke No cable TV Always have paid cash for our vehicles Rental property paid by tenantsbrOne expense that has increased is take out food Due to the hardships to our restaurant industry locally, we eat more takeout than normal to support our local businesses I’ll admit, I’m sick of takeoutbrI can see from your suggestions, that a typically family could save a lot per month, just by making cuts to things that would not be classified as a necessity brAnother valuable and informative video for the average person 👍🇨🇦
Comment from : @cleanasdirt6832

Only have Netflix & pay $219 for cable,internet & CellPhone
Comment from : @penvon

Lol that joke was good
Comment from : @Michaelmackdonald

How much in monthly and year savings were you able to find using these tips? ** Also note that the "adding it up all section" should be $9000/year for subscriptions and entertainment type expenses Sorry for the error
Comment from : @BaldPrairieRealEstate