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do you own a property? if you do, I would suggest you take it out against your property as a secure line of credit. interest rate on it is Prime - 0.5%. then pay off the loan when you have freed up some cash. taking money out of RRSP should be your last resource as you will be taxed on it (based on this year's income). there are 2 exceptions where you might consider to withdraw on the RRSP (i still wouldn't suggest it though)
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1, if you have no or very little income this year. then the RRSP withdrawn will be taxed at a lower tax bracket.* G0 Q6 Z/ v8 e# k
2, you're buying your first home and you're using RRSP towards the down payment. (this allows you to avoid paying tax on the RRSP for the first 2 years after it's withdrawn. if the full amount isn't returned to the RRSP account by the end of the 2nd year, you'll be taxed at that point in time.)7 ]/ l2 c% Q, G7 }% B% A
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