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Sorry ! Irrelevant query - 330k is a great income , are u both in consulting ?
330k is impressive income but how is it distributed? If it’s 165k each and you expect it to grow then saving your contribution room until you hit 220k+ and have a marginal tax rate of 54% will give you a better return vs a marginal tax rate in the 40s if you both have 165k.
Wow. Marginal tax rate of 54%? Did not know it was tha thigh.
I would repay mortgage
Considering you are planning to buy another property next year, paying off some of your existing mortgage will also help you improve your debt ratios. That might be useful during your discussions on another mortgage
Dear Sir
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Need more details to provide an opinion.
How large of a $$$ contribution vs mortgage pre-payment?
Yes agree, that is why I started with ‘if you don’t need access to the capital’
However, you can only access 65% of the appraised value of your home in Canada. At a certain point doesn’t make sense to pay the mortgage off if that’s your play.
Repay the mortgage, definitely
Once u pay off the mortgage, your investment strategy then becomes more fearless as now you already have a paid off house.. You can go in for more growth stocks..
Plus at the end of every paycheck it's nice to see no more money being eaten up by interests costs
Rrsp is the way to go. Market returns avg 8%+
Just curious. What is your take home pay after taxes on this great income? Regards
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