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This is where I want it. Not quite 4 feet though.
 

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One comment on the car loan at 2.45% above - you can only do lump sums equal to 10% a year like TD's mortgages; you can't pay it off any faster than that. I did something similar with my S and my HELOC. So if you think you're going to sell the car before the term is up, you'll have penalties. That's why I'm sticking with Royal's 3.99% - I can pay it all off anytime(ie sell the car after a year to qualify for the rebate).

I can pay up to 20% of mortgage amount every year if I can manage that amount -:) -:)

Also I do not think I will sell the car in even 10 years.

I did not get point about rebate by sale of car after 1 year
 
Was just wondering what the process is if I want to prepay throughout the life of the loan, I don't see an account number or anything on the forms. How do you make a separate payment other than your agreed upon payments? Can you see the balance online through a web account or something? Just some thoughts I had now when I can't get an answer from any official source :)
 
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Was just wondering what the process is if I want to prepay throughout the life of the loan, I don't see an account number or anything on the forms. How do you make a separate payment other than your agreed upon payments? Can you see the balance online through a web account or something? Just some thoughts I had now when I can't get an answer from any official source :)
Turns out as I have an RBC account for my credit card they just added it to that profile. So I can see it on there. That was simple, and required me to do nothing! Nice.