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$60K - $90K is a big range on income and resulting in different % tax paid. if you want us to help you to decide, you'll need to be more specific. also, what % interest are you paying on the mortgage and the size of your mortgage?
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/ b0 X9 n' F( P+ ibuying RRSP first and then use income tax return to pay down mortgage is generally the better way to go, but don't forget that if your spouse isn't working, you can claim his/her tax credits and therefore lowering the amount of tax you pay. at the end of the day, you need to calculate how much tax return you can potentially get if you buy RRSP and if that is out weighed by amount you save in mortgage interest in the long run.
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. T$ e3 @9 ^4 A7 cgood luck! |
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