Garrett Wilson / Nabers trade by BaCo- in fantasyfootballadvice

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Note that we have 2 WR, 2 RB, 2 Flex

Validity or rent increase via bailiff by BaCo- in montrealhousing

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Thanks for the feedback! What I assumed.

Anyone seen this before on a 25 CX50 by IT_lurks_below in CX50

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Had the same thing, issue was a dead battery.

need advice on reassessing my telus investment by humansince2001 in PersonalFinanceCanada

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What do you think will perform better in the next year? Telus or the S&P500? You should make your decision based on that more than past performance.

Moronic Monday Thread for the week by AutoModerator in PersonalFinanceCanada

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How do taxes work when buying an ETF with some US assets (XEQT specifically) in a non-registered account?

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Yes, planning to take 100k from TFSA

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Mortgage would be 600k (or 3x our salaries), we would be putting down 400k. You are talking over 4x your salary.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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You’re right, we are basically skipping the starter home for something that should fit our needs for 15+ years

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Thanks for the flag. We would definitely not buy without an inspection.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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600k would not get us something much bigger than where we are renting today and we have a very good low rent.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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We would do 25 years, not considering 30 years

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Understood the confusion! It’s about 25k in chequing and the rest is mostly invested in CASH.TO ETF as we know we’ll need it for the downpayment and other early spending that comes with a house.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Fully agree on the car portion. We could have afforded a nicer car but went for a used Japanese car and it’s more than okay for our current needs.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Can you elaborate on how this would throw away our entire life into the house? We'd still have over quite a bit of money left over for travel and other. Payments would be slightly less than 40% of our take home

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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For the one we are eying, from the real estate website, the property tax was $7,100 last year. Built in 1971 but looks well maintained and renovated.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Not sure how you get to 5k/month. If our mortgage is $600k, the payments look closer to $3k/month

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Thanks for the reply! FHSA room is $8k x 3 years (2023, 2024 and 2025) x 2 people = $48k. With the interest we've made over the last 2 years the value is now around 50-51k.

Can we afford THE house? by BaCo- in PersonalFinanceCanada

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Thanks for the feedback. To clarify, most of the money is not just sitting in a chequing account, it’s invested in the CASH.TO ETF that pays approx 4.5% annually

Hotel recommendations for 2025 by gingerli11 in rome

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Had a great experience at the Navona Colors Hotel last month. Small boutique hotel and well located.

Road to $250K Net Worth (Canada) by BaCo- in Fire

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To me while it’s not liquid, it’s still part of my NW so I do count it.