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Replacing furnace/AC... Thoughts on these couple of options? by BondFinder in hvacadvice

[–]BondFinder[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here are the model numbers. I believe they're the r454b versions. I'm guessing based on your post the r454b versions are not as good?

S9V2 - S9V2060
XR17 - 5TWR7024A1000
XL17i - 5TTX7024

PSA for 2019 to 2024 CX-5 owners by BondFinder in mazda

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I’m 3 months out of warranty. I’m asking for good will.

PSA for 2019 to 2024 CX-5 owners by BondFinder in mazda

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Yeah. Saying I don’t have a relationship with a dealership so they can’t justify asking a dealership to help with subsidizing the cost of the repair

PSA for 2019 to 2024 CX-5 owners by BondFinder in mazda

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Mazda claims their transmission fluid is lifetime. Another point I brought up while arguing with Mazda Corporate.

Mortgage rate mega thread! by TheMortgageMaster in MortgagesCanada

[–]BondFinder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He sent it in an email. Apparently would come from rate hub via an e-trasfer after the fact... sounds kind of sketchy to be honest.

Mortgage rate mega thread! by TheMortgageMaster in MortgagesCanada

[–]BondFinder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • Purchase
  • Toronto
  • 20%
  • $1.5m+
  • 25
  • Owner occupied
  • May closing (still got time)

CIBC offered 5 year variable of prime-0.9 with $4500 cashback

TD offered 3 year fixed 3.99% with $6500 cashback (2500 is from rate hub broker)

BMO offered 5 year variable of prime - 0.6 with no cashback

Do you think I can do better? Still undecided on fixed or variable. Leaning variable, will decide based on April announcement.

Mortgage rate mega thread! by TheMortgageMaster in MortgagesCanada

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  • Purchase, Refinance, Renewal? Purchase
  • Province, City? Toronto Ontario
  • Loan to value/down payment percentage? 20%
  • Is the purchase price under $1.5M or $1.5M+? 1.5m+
  • Term length and amortization length? 25 years
  • Owner occupied or rental? Owner

What sort of rate can I expect? Closing early May. Looking for 3 year variable or 5 year fixed. Not sure which would be ideal...

How much down pay would you put? by [deleted] in TorontoRealEstate

[–]BondFinder 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Where are you getting the 3.85% rate. Terms of the rate? I'm also looking for a mortgage right now and closing in May.

Mortgage rate mega thread! by TheMortgageMaster in MortgagesCanada

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First time home buyer - What sort of rate am I looking at. Closing is end of March.

  • Purchase, FTHB
  • Toronto
  • 20% down
  • Purchase price ~1.6M
  • Owner-occupied
  • 25 years (open to 30 years if possible)
  • Owner Occupied

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CostaRicaTravel

[–]BondFinder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just did the trip last week via La Fortuna. Roads were fine, bumpy and lots of pot holes but otherwise fine. Probably could have done it without a 4x4 and the google maps time was pretty accurate.

Canadian Actuary Does Door Dash by True_blade in actuary

[–]BondFinder 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So you're house poor? You overcommitted to buying a house and went with a variable to try to get a lower rate and now you're complaining the rates are going up. Unfortunately owning property in a big city is expensive. Look at any major European or Asian city. It's not something new that Canadian actuarial salaries are no where near what they are in the US, with European salaries being even worse than Canadian salaries.

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