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Canadian homeowners: what if your mortgage could help you build wealth, reduce taxes, and help you pay off your mortgage sooner—without increasing your monthly payments?

In this episode of the Tax Talk Podcast, I sit down with Nick Cox at The Smith Manoeuvre to break down how Canadians can convert non-deductible mortgage interest into tax-deductible investment interest using a re-advanceable HELOC. You’ll learn the “Plain Jane” foundation, the five accelerators, who this strategy fits best, real risks to watch for, and how to implement it properly with professional guidance.

What you’ll learn:

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Timestamps

00:00 Kicking it off

00:45  Overview of the episode

01:18 What is the Smith Manoeuvre?

02:40 First step in the Smith Manoeuvre: the Plain Jane

10:24 You don't need that additional cash output

15:42 Concerns around holding HELOC debt

21:16 A long term strategy

22:46 The 5 Accelerators

27:36 Who would be the best fit to take on the Smith Manoeuvre?

36:28 Know the risks of this mortgage payment process

39:24 Top benefits of the Smith Manoeuvre

40:49 Wrapping it all up

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