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  On-the-Spot RSP Loan 1 CarryForward RSP Loan1 Line of Credit1
Amount:
  • Maximum $19,000
  • minimum $1,000
  • Maximum $50,000
  • Minimum $2,000 for amortizations 2 years or less
  • Minimum $5,000 for amortizations greater than 2 years.
  • Maximum $50,000
  • Minimum $5,000
  • Term: 1 Year Term 1 to 5 Year Terms N/A
    Rate: Call 1-866-222-3456 for competitive rates
    Amortization: Maximum 1 Year Amortization Maximum 10 Year Amortization N/A
    Features
  • Defer payments for up to 120 days2
  • Blended payments that will repay the full balance in a maximum of 1 year from date of issue must be established at time of application
  • Defer payments for up to 120 days2
  • Blended payments that will repay the full balance in a maximum of 10 years from date of issue must be established at time of application
  • Lock in any unused portion of your Line of Credit with the RSP Fixed Rate Advantage Option*
  • A minimum of $1,000 must be contributed to your RSP
  • All RSP Loan terms and rates apply for the RSP Fixed Rate Advantage Option
  • Repayment Options Principal & Interest only Principal & Interest only
  • Principal & Interest only on the Fixed Rate Advantage Option
  • Minimum monthly payment on the revolving portion
  • Eligible RSP Accounts
  • TD Canada Trust DISA or GIC RSP
  • TD Mutual Funds RSP
  • TD Waterhouse Self-Directed RSP
  • * The Fixed Rate Advantage Option is not available online. If you wish to use this option, transfer funds from a new or existing TD Canada Trust Line of Credit to your RSP with us, and then call 1-866-222-3456 or visit your branch.

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    1 Subject to meeting TD Canada Trust lending criteria. Using borrowed money to finance the purchase of securities involves greater risk than a purchase using cash resources only. If you borrow money to purchase securities, your responsibility to repay the loan and pay interest as required by its terms remains the same even if the value of the securities purchased declines.
    2 Interest on the outstanding balance will continue to accrue during this period.