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Winnipeg Real Estate Market Update January 2021

Real Estate market report for house and condo sales in Winnipeg in January 2021. Showing listing stats, sold stats, multi-media including audio.

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market of <strong>2021</strong>?<br />

Make one last deposit into an<br />

RRSP (Canada)<br />

I f y o u s t i l l h a v e r o o m i n y o u r<br />

contribution limits, go ahead an make<br />

another deposit at least 90 days before<br />

you go home shopping. You'll be able to<br />

take that money out and use it as a down<br />

payment, and STILL receive the tax<br />

refund as well.<br />

This is actually a neat little trick for<br />

anyone looking to buy their first home.<br />

Check this out:<br />

You have $10,000 saved for a down<br />

payment. On Jan. 2nd, you deposit this<br />

into your RRSP (assuming you still have<br />

the contribution room for the previous<br />

year).<br />

You file your income tax return, claiming<br />

a $10,000 RRSP contribution, which will<br />

get you a refund. The size of the refund<br />

depends on your tax bracket. For this<br />

exercise, lets assume that bracket is<br />

30%.<br />

On April 15th, you pull out the $10,000 to<br />

be used as a down payment on your first<br />

home. This is done WITHOUT penalty or<br />

loss of any kind. (Some lenders may<br />

charge an admin. fee? so check with<br />

them on this)<br />

End of April, our federal govt sends you a<br />

tax refund which is now $3,000 larger<br />

than normal (30% of $10,000). You can<br />

use it as part of your down payment or<br />

closing costs. For more info and to check<br />

this out, contact my friend and expert<br />

Thomas Johnson of Cascade Financial in<br />

<strong>Winnipeg</strong>.

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