Lending Flashcards
(94 cards)
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How much can a collateral mortgage be for
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125%of closing value
- backed by promissory note
- not registered on provincial titles but under provinces Personal Property Securities Act
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Are collateral loans transferable
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No, only conventional are
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How to calculate 3 months interest
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Outstanding mortgage x current interest Rate x 3 / 12
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How to calculate IRD
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Outstanding mortgage x differential rate x time remaining
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Are conventional and collateral loans transferable
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Conventional yes you can transfer to another institution, collateral no
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Penalty for breaking variable and fixed mortgages
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Variable - three months interest
Fixed - higher of three months interest and IRD
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Three month interest calculation
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Outstanding mortgage x existing interest rate x 3 / 12
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IRD Calculation
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Outstanding mortgage x differential rate x time remaining
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How are rates set for fixed rate loans / mortgages
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Based on overnight lending rate
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How are rates set for variable loan products
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Fluctuate with prime rate and changes according to market conditions
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Typical time frame of open mortgage
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6 months to 5 years
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Typical timeframe of closed mortgage
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6 months to10 years
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What is approval based on for variable rate mortgages
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Clients ability to qualify for 5 year posted fixed rate by BOC
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How are interest rates set for revolving LOC
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Prime rate plus basis points depending on risk
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How are rates set for unsecured LOC
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Usually prime plus 3 - 7%
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Minimum payment for unsecured LOC
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3% on outstanding balance at end of 30 day period
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The value of GIC and bonds for secured LOC
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100%
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Value of equity for secured LOC
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50-75%
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Max limit of HELOC
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80% of property appraisal
- LOC can not exceed 65% - imposed by lenders to protect property drop in value
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How are rates determined for secured LOCs
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Prime lending rate plus 2% - several hundred in legal costs
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What is the grace period on a credit card
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Starts first day of billing cycle and ends 21 - 25 days later
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How is interest charged on credit cards
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Calculated on daily balance from transaction date
- cash advances payable from date of access and may have additional fees
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What happens if you don’t pay credit cards
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- can cancel with no notice
- balance due immediately
- debit offset with funds on deposit in other accounts
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Nominal interest rate
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Aka annualized percentage
- rate of interest, multiplied by# of periods per year
I.e. annual interest rate of 12% is 1%interest per month compounded
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Effective annual percentage rate
Rate of interest the client pays, when fees, admin costs, and compounding are included
**Bank Act - this must be stated if it differs from the annual interest rate along with an explanation
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How do look at compounded interest on calculator
Compute payment
AMRT 1 ENTER
⬇️ length of term in months
⬇️ (gives balance at end of term. I.e. $0)
⬇️ (gives portion of payment that goes to principal)
⬇️ gives portion of payment that goes to interest)
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Requirements to be able to deduct annual interest costs
- must be an expectation to earn income from dividends and interest ( not capital gains)
- not deductible if used for RRSP
- entire investment must remain intact
- if a portion is redeemed for personal or RSP, then proportional amount of interest is not tax deductible
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Calculation for before tax rate of return
= after tax rate of return (loan rate) / (1 - marginal tax rate)
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If borrowing to invest, factors to consider
- should only borrow half eligible for
| - investment time horizon of at least 10 years
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Smith manoeuvre steps
1 - set up mortgage with mortgage/HELOC
2 - as mortgage gets paid, LOC increases allowing client to borrow
3 - client invests borrowed funds in portfolio to earn interest
4 - client can deduct interest on borrowed money and therefore get tax savings
5 - client uses tax savings and income earned on portfolio to pay down mortgage
6 - repeating until mortgage is fully paid, client left with portfolio and tax deductible interest loan
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2 main ways to lower costs on loan or mortgage
- increase frequency of payment
| - shorten amortization
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Calculate biweekly figures
Monthly payment x 12 / 26
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How to calculate accelerated biweekly payment
Monthly payment / 2 - this payment is made 26 times
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How to calculate weekly payment
Regular monthly payment x 12, this is divided by 52
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How to calculate accelerated weekly payment
Monthly payment/ 4, 52 payments are made
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How amortization affects interest amount
Shorter amortization reduces total interest paid on debt
| Longer amortization increases total interest paid on debt
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mortgage preapproval guarantee limit
- usual time is 60 - 120 days
| - completion build (new construction) up to 2 years by builder
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Portable mortgage facts
- issued by CMHC are usually portable
- subject to appraisal of new property
- if more $ needed for new - blend and extend
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What is a convertible mortgage
Usually after 1st year, you can convert from variable to fixed
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What are cash back mortgages
Provide mortgagors with cash amount (1 - 7%) of mortgage amount at closing
- based on mortgage term, larger term has larger cash back
- higher interest rate
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Most common interest capitalization program for mortgage
Skip a payment, waive a months mortgage (I.e. 4 weekly) once every 12 months- interest owing is added to principal
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What contribution to RRSP cannot be used for HBP
Made less than 90 days prior
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Mortgage insurance premiums
Under 20% down, 2.4 - 4% premium that can be paid or added to mortgage, provincial sales tax cannot be added
- premium based on LTV ratio
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Other mortgage fees
- appraisal fees
- land transfer tax
- closing costs- legal, real estate, moving, surveyGST, home inspection
3 - 5%
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How is land transfer tax calculated
First $55k. 0.5%
$55k to $250k. 1.0%
$250k to $400k. 1.5%
$400k +. 2.0%
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4 property conditions to qualify for lending
Property type - I.e. vacation homes can require insurance
Location- I.e. near railroad, isolated rural
Construction- I.e. clapboard not acceptable
Property condition- I.e. older homes may need shorter amortization
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How much is allowed for a reverse mortgage
10 - 55% of appraisal
Varies with age, location and type of home
** lawyer is required
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What is a completion mortgage
Builder does not expect payment before completion of home
| - funds are advanced in stages over year
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What is due during the construction period of a completion mortgage
Typically only interest
| - once completed mortgage becomes conventional
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How do construction mortgages protect against over budget costs
10% hold back
| - funds are distributed through lawyer
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Extra costs for construction mortgage 4
Appraisal
Legal fees
Interest charges
Loss of interest income if used for construction
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How are advances and interest treated during construction mortgage
Interest on advances are deducted from future advances, unless billed separately
After final advance, accrued interest collected
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Particulars about RRSP instalment loans 2
Usually over 1 year
| First payment can be deferred to return 3 months
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Requirement for deductibility of student loan interest. 3
- must be from Canada student loans, not foreign bank or personal LOC
- cannot be combine with other
- can carry forward 5 years
You can apply for assistance every 6 months
Debit forgiveness for doc and nurses going to remote areas
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Term of bridge loan
Typically less than 60 days and rates fluctuate
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Requirements for bridge loan
- firm sale
| - equity in sold home pays out loan in full including real estate and legal costs
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Costs associated with bridge loan 3
- interest usually prime + percentage, variable
- set up fee, several hundred
- legal fee
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Details of what has to be done for bridge loan
- borrowing gives copy of all firm sales
- worksheet to show enough equity
- letter from borrower for bank to register a mortgage against existing in case it’s sale falls through
- LOD to lawyer showing bridge is repaid
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Are employed loans for cars or shares a taxable benefit
Yes the amount under the government prescribed rate
Calculated each quarter for vehicle or share purchase
Amount over prescribed x loan amount x days in quarter / 365
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Rate for employer loan for relocation
Prime rate at time, does not change quarterly
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Are home relocation loans from employer tax deductible
Yes
Deduct the lower of
- taxable benefit of loan
- interest of $25k at prescribed
- total of all taxable employee loan benefits extended
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Process of leasing a vehicle
- dealer sells car to leasing company , who rents it to client
- client uses it over set term
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Net capital value NCV in lease
Purchase price that dealer sells car to leasing company
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Capital cost reduction in car leases. CCR
Down payment that reduces NCV and monthly lease payments
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Residual or buy back value for lease
Estimate value at end of lease, set to determine monthly payments
Differ for open end and closed end lease
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Depreciation in leasing
Different between NCV And residual
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Money factor in leases
Based on interest rate and monthly depreciation over term
* calculated by dividing interest by factor of 24
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How long is a lease term
Said in months, 24 - 60 months
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Monthly lease payment
Monthly lease payment includes depreciation, interest charge and sales tax
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How to calculate the principle paid down during lease
NCV - CCR - residual
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How to calculate monthly depreciation fee for lease vehicle
NCV - CCR - residual / term of lease in months
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Calculate monthly finance cost of lease
(NCV - CCR + residual) x monthly interest rate
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Calculate monthly lease payment
Monthly depreciation fee + monthly finance charge
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Calculate total monthly lease payments (including tax) over the term
Monthly lease payment x tax x lease term
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Calculate interest paid over the term of the lease
Total monthly lease payments (including tax) over the term - principal paid down over term - total sales tax on monthly lease paid over term
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Calculate average monthly interest cost
Total interest paid / term of lease
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Name the 2 main type of leases
Capital and operating
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Capital lease
Contract that provides the lease with temporary use of an asset
- same characteristic of owning
- often long term
- in the end lease owns it, but not before
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Operating lease
More like a rental
- short term
- no ownership change
- lease payment is considered operating expense
- lease has exclusive rights, but no ownership
- lessor still owns and most risk
- this is most vehicle leases
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Tax treatment of capital leases
Assets appear on balance sheet and depreciates
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Tax treatment of operating lease
Asset is off balance sheet and payment is expenses
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Best to lease a car if…
Only plan to drive limited number of kilometres for 3 - 4 years
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Best to borrow for a car if…
Using longer than 5 years and lots of kilometres
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Who regulates payday loan
Provinces
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Ontario recent limit to payday loan charge
$15 for every $100
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What is charge for payday loan if someone takes out $500 for 14 days
$575 = $15 x 5
Annual percentage rate = turn $75 into percentage of $500; multiply by 365 then divide by days
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Types of business loans. 4
Term
Operating
Commercial mortgages
Letters of credit
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What is a business term loan
Fixed credit facility that extends over a long period, usually more than 10 year
- helps with building supplies and increasing a new business
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What is a business operating loan
Short term, flexible revolving credit or LOC with preset amount
- help bridge gap between payables and receivables
- business makes monthly income payments
- inventory is security
- can be demanded back anytime
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How are operating loans recorded on business financial statements
Liabilities
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What is a business commercial mortgage
Long term (20+) loan secured by property
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What is a business letter of credit
Mainly for international business, reliability of buyer to pay seller
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3 keys purposes of business loans
Supply funds
Ready when needed
Match maturity and payment with cash flow
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6 keys components for effective business loan structure
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Clients needs
Credit facility
Repayment schedule
Price
Collateral
Support, conditions
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