FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS · October 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM ET · ZOOM
FREE LIVE MASTERCLASS
October 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM ET · ZOOM
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Free. Instant. Nothing to buy, no call required to read it. Just math your bank has never laid out.
Most high-income households manage their mortgage, investments and taxes separately.
This masterclass shows you what can happen when those three pieces are designed to work together.
No earning more. No picking stocks. No selling the house.
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CASE STUDY 1
BEFORE
Age: 35
Mortgage: $670K
Investment portfolio: $0
Monthly cash flow: $2,750
Current Bank Mortgage Payoff Time frame: 27 years
PRADEEEP
CASE STUDY 2
BEFORE
Age: 55 + 56
Mortgage: $450K
Investment portfolio: $200K
Monthly cash flow: $2,750
Current Mortgage Payoff Timeframe: 19 YEARS
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick
THE TWO CHOICES
Put it against the mortgage
You save about $500 in interest this year. That's the entire return. Small, certain, and gone.
PUT IT TO WORK
It earns a return in the market, becomes an asset you actually own, and, structured properly, the cost of the money you use is generally tax-deductible.
For a household earning well and sitting on real equity, the second path is the one your bank has never laid out in plain numbers. The playbook lays it out.
Your equity has been sitting in drywall earning 0% since the day you bought. Your tax bracket has been treated as pure pain. The playbook shows you both as what they actually are: the two halves of an engine.
The worked example, in round numbers: how accessed equity gets put to work so you keep the difference between what money costs and what it earns. Every figure labelled, every figure checkable.
Past $181,440 of individual income in Ontario, the tax system starts paying its biggest rewards on exactly the moves you're now positioned to make. Deductible borrowing costs. A $10,000 RRSP contribution returning roughly $4,800. Per person.
What this strategy is, what it costs, where the risk lives, and who it's wrong for. Written plainly, because you were going to stress-test it anyway.

The mortgage gets paid. The RRSP gets topped up.
You're doing the responsible thing.
And every spring the tax bill lands and you wonder
where the raise went.
You've been handed tactics your whole life. A better rate.
A budgeting app. Tactics polish one room. Your wealth falls through the floor between the rooms.
The mortgage gets paid. The RRSP gets topped up. You're doing the responsible thing.
And every spring the tax bill lands and you wonder where the raise went.
You've been handed tactics your whole life. A better rate. A budgeting app. Tactics polish one room. Your wealth falls through the floor between the rooms.



Your household earns $200K+ (and the math sharpens further once either of you crosses $181,440 individually)
You own a GTA home with serious equity in it, $500K+ for most of my files
Your broker, advisor, and accountant have never sat in the same room
You're tired of "earn more" being the only answer
The strategy can work differently for self-employed and incorporated households. This session focuses primarily on t4 employed high-income households so we can keep the examples simple.
You're still carrying high-interest consumer debt
The strategy can work differently for self-employed and incorporated households. This session focuses primarily on t4 employed high-income households so we can keep the examples simple.
You're still carrying high-interest consumer debt
Were told borrowing to invest is "too risky" (it carries real risk, and sizing it properly for your file is exactly what the session covers)
Think borrowing costs are too high? We'll walk through the math reviewing
potential investment returns
taxes
risks
the conditions that need to be satisfied for interest deductibility
borrowing costs
Already have an advisor and don't want to fire anyone
Think 45 is too late to change the next decade
Want to see the math before you believe a word (good, that's the session)
If that's you, I want you in the room.
Were told borrowing to invest is "too risky" (it carries real risk, and sizing it properly for your file is exactly what the session covers)
Think borrowing costs are too high? We'll walk through the math reviewing
potential investment returns
taxes
risks
the conditions that need to be satisfied for interest deductibility
borrowing costs
Already have an advisor and don't want to fire anyone
Think 45 is too late to change the next decade
Want to see the math before you believe a word (good, that's the session)
If that's you, I want you in the room.
Your income lands in chequing, does one job, and dies. I'll show you the structure where your paycheque pays the mortgage down years faster, frees up cash flow, and stays available for the 2 bigger moves.
Your broker, advisor, and accountant each run their own room. The whole house goes unwatched. That's why high earners stand still.
How earning over $181,440 a year puts you in a tax bracket that lets you run a strategy most Canadians can't, and the roughly $4,800 that comes back on every $10,000 contributed.
The 3 steps, run on real client files, while you score your own household.
Your income lands in chequing, does one job, and dies. I'll show you the structure where your paycheque pays the mortgage down years faster, frees up cash flow, and stays available for the 2 bigger moves.
Your broker, advisor, and accountant each run their own room. The whole house goes unwatched. That's why high earners stand still.
How earning over $181,440 a year puts you in a tax bracket that lets you run a strategy most Canadians can't, and the roughly $4,800 that comes back on every $10,000 contributed.
The 3 steps, run on real client files, while you score your own household.
The walk-through on real client files only happens live.
The walk-through on real client files only happens live.
The replay covers the ideas. It skips the math.
Live, you also get The Two Timelines Scorecard.
Live, you also get The Two Timelines Scorecard.

This is a one-page sheet you fill in as we go, so you leave knowing where your own money stands. It only works if you're in the room.
Block the hour. Have your mortgage statement and last year's tax return nearby.

The walk-through on real client files only happens live.
The walk-through on real client files only happens live.
The replay covers the ideas. It skips the math.
Live, you also get The Two Timelines Scorecard.
Live, you also get The Two Timelines Scorecard.


This is a one-page sheet you fill in as we go, so you leave knowing where your own money stands. It only works if you're in the room.
Block the hour. Have your mortgage statement and last year's tax return nearby.
Most high earners think there are two ways ahead:
earn more, or cut back.
Most high earners think there are two ways ahead: earn more, or cut back.
Set up your mortgage, your investments, and your tax return once, so they work together instead of separately.
Set up your mortgage, your investments, and your tax return once,
so they work together instead of separately.
I run it on my own home. It's called The Triple Compound. I'll show you the same 3 steps I run with private clients, on real numbers.
Whether you ever work with me or not, the picture is yours to keep.

MEET YOUR HOST

For years I did the responsible thing. Every spare dollar against the mortgage. And every April I wondered where the raise went.
Then I ran the math on my own house. The equity was doing one job. My tax bracket was costing me every spring. I rebuilt the whole setup, and I've run it on my own home ever since.
I'm licensed as a mortgage broker and a financial advisor, and certified in the Smith Maneuver. One person looking at your mortgage, your investments, and your taxes together. That's The Household CFO.
My clients are doctors, engineers, senior managers, and tech leads across the GTA who did everything right and still stood still.
I built this masterclass because smart households keep running the average-income playbook. Sixty minutes fixes that.

"Loved everything so far."
"I just got my mortgage two months ago and I've already dropped it down $18,000. Unbelievable! I would have never been able to do this without Steve's help."
Jennifer and Trent - Halifax, NS

"My life has changed forever."
"After my divorce I was back to square one with a $500,000 mortgage. Luckily Steve got me back on track and got me retired in 10 years to be mortgage-free. I'm back on track and in loving life!"
Mike - Cobourg, ON

"Highly recommend this."
"As a single mother of two kids, I've tried my best to pay down my mortgage but never really made a dent. When I met Steve he totally changed my life by retiring me 10 years earlier, as well as having a TFSA portfolio that I never thought possible."
Donna - Mississauga
Every year the default runs is a year of compounding you don't get back.
The strategy needs runway, and the math only gets run when you're in the room.
October 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM ET · Live on Zoom
Block the hour. Bring last year's tax return. See you there.


Every year the default runs is a year of compounding you don't get back. The strategy needs runway, and the math only gets run when you're in the room.
October 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM ET
Live on Zoom
Block the hour. Bring last year's tax return. See you there.

Every year the default runs is a year of compounding you don't get back. The strategy needs runway, and the math only gets run when you're in the room.
October 29, 2026 · 7:30 PM ET Live on Zoom
Block the hour. Bring last year's tax return. See you there.
The $10,000 fork every high earner faces monthly, and what each path actually returns.
Two fill-in lines that show you, in pen, what's been sitting still: your equity and your bracket.
The worked example with round numbers, including the illustrative spread between a ~5% borrowing cost and a ~10% portfolio, and the risk disclosure that keeps it honest.
Why this is built for your bracket specifically: generally-deductible borrowing costs, and the ~$4,800 that comes back on a $10,000 RRSP contribution past the line.
The honest limits: where the risk lives, why the portfolio is boring on purpose, and why faster mortgage payoff is a preference rather than the point.
Where you are now next to the restructured position, on one page. The page worth showing your spouse.
Click the button for instant access, and see your house and your income slip differently in the next 10 minutes.
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Steve Balgobind, Mortgage Broker, 8Twelve Mortgage, Licence #13072. Case files are anonymized examples for illustration. Results are not guaranteed. Borrowing to invest involves risk. This session is educational and is not personalized financial, tax, or mortgage advice.