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The Debt Conversion Story
Mortgage interest in Canada is not tax deductible. However a debt conversion strategy has been used by the wealthy for many years, and now you too can learn how to implement the debt conversion program that has many Canadians talking!
The strategy may not require any additional
cash outlay above and beyond your current
mortgage payment. Join us and learn more about
what this strategy will mean for you.
Upcoming Free Seminars
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
St.Catharines Public Library
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Everyone
Needs a Mentor
Often the rich are taught
methods and techniques by accountants
and lawyers that the average person
is not aware of. Does this make
it wrong or illegal? Certainly
not. The strategy helps families
build an investment portfolio
while paying off their mortgage. |
Three
Main Benefits
1. Get annual income tax credit by deducting allowable interest expense
2. Pay down your non-deductible mortgage quicker
3. Build an investment portfolio at the same time as you pay down your mortgage
Some conditions apply, read on for details.
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Case
Study - A Tale of Two Families
Let's examine two families.
Both families have a $200,000
mortgage that they are planning
to pay off over the next 18 years.
In addition to having the house
paid for, they are able to save
$500 per month. |
The Fosters versus The Harts
One family decides to implement the debt conversion program, the other
doesn't. See the difference between
these two families.
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