The first step to buying a HOUSE in Canada - A Credit Card! ✅
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2020
- Buying a house is the most important and expensive decision that you are going to take in Canada - however, it is really important that we prepare for it from Day 1 - which is when we get a credit card.
In this video, we will talk about the 5 rules that you need to follow in order to improve your credit score from day 1. We will also talk about what makes a credit score and what can we do to improve it in a very short time.
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I am a mortgage underwriter and points shared makes sense.
If you find the videos beneficial, please do watch ads completely. I respect them alot, but need to save money. So, I watch one ad atleast completely :) Best channel EVER! You made my friend consider using credit card, who is strictly a believer in no spending anything on loan, just spend from your current savings/money which you have. :) Kudos!
A very engaging and fun way to talk about such a critical component of anybody's future success in Canada. Keep up the good work pal!
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That was damn interesting, and so clearly explained.
Interesting and important.. we appreciate your hard work and good wishes to you
Very informative.. thank you for putting this together!
Very well explained. I’m sure about that after watching this video Simran will have a better understanding of the topic 😊
Thanx buddy i almost follow each and every Canadian vlogger. However, not a single vlogger has made any video on credit history. Keep up the good work thanx for sharing your knowledge .
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Thanks for making videos even in these time. Your information are really very good.
#fan you both rock together.
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wow, such useful information. thank you.
bundle of thanks sir for this kind of information
Very Informative and Awesome Collaboration 🤘🏻
You guys are doing best work...tysm for guidance
Thank you 🤩🤩
Very informative post.
Well researched and very beautifully presented. Keep up the good work👍
Thanks 😀🤗
Thank you very much, that was very informative and crucial on details 👍👍
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Very informative video. First of this kind and you nailed it.
Thanks :)
This was highly useful. Thanks. I am certain it will come in handy. Keep making more such stuff.
If you brief on some basic policies/laws on having multiple jobs, legal restrictions of having extra income, etc.
It depends on the employment contract you sign.
Thank you so much for this amazing information
Quite informative! Very useful for new immigrants. Liked the dual presentation of Navjot sir in a very interesting way!
Thank you ... tried something different 😀
Really crucial video! It's so easy to get into debt on a credit card! But if you use it responsibly it helps you have good credit.
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Informative as well as entertaining Video Paji..
Good research results in a good video. Keep it up 👌
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This video was not at all boring. Infact, it was quite interesting with a lot of new information. 👍👍👍
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Very informative,Thank you
V good knowledge.. that know one ever has given.
Will keep it in mind as planning to move to Canada.
Keep discussing this type of topics rather than groceries bill.
Aashish Mehta.
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Very informative and simply explained 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you :)
amazing explanation ....thank you
Thanks for the awareness. Please make a recent video on this based on your experience and knowledge.
an informative video for all....thanks bro👍
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Navjot, you have the enormous talent of making videos.🇨🇦
Thank you 😀
Very informative..thanks
very good information. thanks sir
Very informative ...... love your videos .....cheers
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I know that your main audiences are Indians but do you mind just speaking English so that we can all understand? I'm so sorry I dont want to be rude You keep switching and I sometimes get distracted. And anyway, if somebody's English is not good enough to come to Canada , why would they need to watch these amazing videos?
Thank so much. You are amazing
Very nice video good information mentioned I like it very much and very important for newcomers and students and immigrants very great job done thank you very much for your time and hardworking.
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Indeed Mrs.Navjot miss this topic.
It is most important for every expatriates
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very nice and interesting video.. Thanks!
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Navjot job well done at explaining all these points. Specially it makes sense for people from India and other countries where credit cards have not yet taken off that well and the penetration and credit infrastructure is still not that developed.
However, I would say the advice to make any expenses (after 30% limit is reached) using debit card or cash can be avoided, just that the credit used should not cross 30% at any time (though I know that you did say that). If one can anticipate more than 30% credit usage then just pay off the already used credit limit.
Rest of it great content
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It's a very knowledgeable and relevant video Najvot aka Shanky....
Brilliantly presented...
I've shared it to many of my friends...
Enjoy
Rab Raakha...
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Something really infor.🤘
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Fantastic bro 👍
Love your video content
Great Video - I think it will help all new comers a great deal...
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Excellent information
Very helpful information
Thanks for info
Excellent video
It's really helpful 👌👍 god bless
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Hey pa ji! Sasriakaal from Hong Kong! Thank you for your videos! :)
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I'm From Kerala and I just subscribed now :) you guys are awesome :)
Ek number video bro 🔥🔥
brother as usual nice video
Thanks :)
I laughed so hard when Navjot from the Past said," Mera Bhi Byeeeeee....." :D
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Hi, I'm new subscriber and I missed your live q&a session
Awaiting soon and please let us know where we can find second hand things for house setup
Value village is great... furniture bank too.
You are the best.
Hey Navjot, flashback was super cool!! Simran, you too should have been there in flashback scolding him for not using cards prudently 😁. Jokes apart, it was interesting topic you touched upon Nav and of corruption a must to be aware of!!!
Hahahah
Very well explained !!double likes for double roles 😊👍👍
I am very impressed by the way you explain things in detail. I have credit score of 860 still I watched your video till end to know if you have any different theory. You guys rock🤟
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Precise and to the point information.
lot of Good advice just in 11 min.
I like you initiative to provide information in less time(not increasing the time of video unnecessarily)
Missing Simran Bhabhi ji in this Vlog As she always make us laugh during the video.
Take Care of yourself Stay Safe Stay Home!
Thank you 😀
I know, she is the funny one 😀
This is helpful
This rule is somewhat applicable in India too..
Hehe I like that special guest appearance. 🤣🤣🤣
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No need of any guest.. you guys are enough..always I feel eager to listen to you and watch your contents.. creativity 👌 started spending more time here than on Instagram 😜
Hi Navjot, thanks for the advice. Should the same principle of buying a car on a loan apply to buying a house?
Koi boring nai h bhot achi video thi sahi mein :))) very helpful for big spenders like me 🥴🤣
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Guys you are doing great.. stay blessed n keep it up...
Well 1 thing i didnt get clearly.. as you mentioned at the time of arrival, your credit score was around 618. Right.. was that score affected/considered your credit history back in India or it was kind of minimum score assigned to you right after opening your bank n getting credit card. ??
I know linking it with India doesnt make sense however as i said i made me a bit confused to could you please make it clear to me..
Thanks for simplifying it, and love the flashback Navjot.
I had one question. In one of ur video u had mentioned to not take the bankers cheque and u did a wire transfer to Scotia bank which helps increase your credit score.. Can you please elaborate how that really works?
Thanks Mate
yes, even i want to know that.
Hey, naa... that's not true for Canada.
now I know that :) I mixed it up with Hong Kong's credit bureau where I have lived for 4 years thinking that credit cards work the same everywhere:)
@@Potatotalkies Ohh OK. Thanks for letting us know that. So in that case I will proceed with the bankers cheque.
Have a nice day ahead mate..
@@Potatotalkies Now I understood, thank you for clarifying.
What a guest bro...😂
Wish u best of luck for ur new life bro✌️👍
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Good informative video :) . I would agree to all your points BUT you need to see that you don't have credit cards from all the banks. You should have at-lease 1 Visa and 1 Master (as some stores only accepts Master like Costco, NoFrills etc). I have manage to have more credit cards and are able to pay them on time and utilizing it 30% of credit limit still the lender will see how much you are spending and are paying it off and still you have money to survive (i don't know what this concept is called). Though lender will see that you are paying off your credit bills on time there are no hard credit check or any dues still the amount they will lend you will be less as you need money to survive so also consider that.
Few more things the credit check is hard credit check (which reduces your credit score regardless if your loan is approved or not) and other is soft credit check (no impact on your credit score) which is commonly done by internet/cellphone service providers when you get credit limit increase on your credit card(s). The other thing is you can check your credit score once in a year which is free (though your bank offers it for free but not all banks provides it for free). Thirdly, if you are checking your credit score frequently other then FREE (make sure its free and do read the fine print which as it will not impact your score) service provided by your bank/institution you could end up decreasing your credit score as credit beaurue will consider it as hard credit check request/inquiry. In Canada there are 2 credit beaurues Transunion and Equifax make sure your information is upto date with them.
Thanks for the detailed info 👍👍
Hi Navjot....I have recently joined your channel....really like the way you guys share information.
Please confirm here in Canada the credit score you get when you get the credit card....has
anything to do with Indian credit history?
There is one thing you are missing
The credit score we check in scotia Bank that is made by Trans Union Credit Score....
Actually that's not real credit score we can get an idea though plus this credit score is only centred or limited to your scotia bank. Means if u take credit card from Canadian tire and miss the payments that will not effect your Trans Union credit score.
But in real it will impact real credit score
Thanks for the constructive input.. I agree, this is only indicative 👍
Informative vlog Bhai
Thanks!
Useful information bro... Thanks for sharing.😊👍
What is the scope of marketing job in Canada and what type of product you sale in past and now??
It's good in normal circumstances. My expertise is CPG marketing.
Navjot, Though Simran was missing from the vlog today, still its an insightful & informative vlog .
Thank you! I missed Simran too 😀😜
Potato Talkies - Canada Potato Talkies - Canada dear sweetie couple. Ssa Aap dono ko. I must say u are making very nice vedios. U guys are blessed Aap ke sare kaam Mast ho rahe hain u reached Canada on time simran got job u got house and so on. Ran da shukrana Karo. Blessings to u both wah Guru thwanu chadhdi Kala vich rakhe. Pls what's app me on +17787665886 or +971553418686. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻WGJKK WGJKFF
Hi, thank you so much. Please ping me on Instagram @potatotalkies and ask your questions there :)
Will be happy to answer your questions there.
Well done 👍 missed simron
Thanks a lot for the informative video bro :) By the way did you all get two credit cards for the same account? TIA :)
One credit card only
Nice info👍🏻 good work.. have you applied for the driving license?
Not yet. They are closed.
Bhai really special guest SE mil ke Maza aa gaya
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Make a video on buying a car in brampton...which car to buy and how much range it should be in.
Will do when we get one.
I like this couple a lot
Still waiting for the “Special Guest “....Good way to hold the attention of the audience...Lol...
His past guy was the special guest
Haha... correct, Navjot from the past was the guest ;)
Informative vlog....good work
Other than tht.
Put one tag line while ending each video..😊👍🏻
Yes... need to think of something:)
Thanks...
@@Potatotalkies your welcome bro..
Ur doing good..n I want u 2 go high with this
Paji tusi great ho
Planning to come to Canada, but cant make up my mind as m in my 32yrs of age. Plz share ur experience and advise about the same. Thanks and keep posting awesome content about Canada and your experiences
Age doesn't matter. We are talking about a lifestyle change which will impact the next 40 years - not just for you but your family too. Btw, I am also 32 - so get what you are saying.
@@Potatotalkies thanks a ton. Means a lot when someone understands what someone is feeling exactly. B safe and thanks again
Bhai,hatts off to your video. We get plenty of information from this.
Pls tell me what are the other factors to buy a first house @4.5 to 5 Lacs Dollars in Can. Consider I have enough @20K down payment is available from the first day of landing.
Hey Navjyot!!! As you said if one is planning to buy a house in Canada, he or she has to start planning from the day one lands in Canada. My question is can an international student plan to buy a house in Canada?
Sure.. you still need to build your credit history for when you are a PR and able to buy
Plzzz make a detailed video on the Quebec immigration system for those who are in canada & for those who are outside canada
It requires a job offer or french! So, I dont see a lot of demand for it from india.
Please can you share which site do you use to check the credit card score for your Indian and international cards like i was in the US for some time. Do scores from credit cards that were used in the US also matter in Canada
You start fresh in canada. We check on credit karma.
Does the Indian credit score and history be counted in Canada?
Is it possible to have bad credit history in India and make a strong 750+ credit score in Canada?
If someone has taken loan outside Canada and paid half of the amount and lost job and then couldn't pay the loan. The bank filed a case and that person had to pay fine but still has to pay off the remaining amount . will they check his credit history ? Will it affect on his PR application?
Your indian credit history doesn't matter in canada as long as you don't have a criminal / fraud strike in india against you.
Hello...your videos are very clear and informative. I have a query. What if someones has enough money to pay for like 20% down for a house in canada within a short time of arrival from their previous savings. Can they get a house right away?
Sure… but the rate of interest may not be the best as your credit score will be on a low end. Do check with a mortgage broker about your options
Nice
I am not sure but i have heard, that our credit score gets a hit as many times we check it..
That's a myth. What we check is a soft enquiry which doesn't impact our credit score
Hello, You must have known me by now
becoz i have already ask so many questions. Here is one more: Does my Cibil(Credit) score in India be applicable even when we start over with Banking in Canada or do we get a seperate PAN/Credit History there.. Also, does my previous Credit History have an impact on Credit Score in Canada
You start fresh from scratch in canada
Do they check your credit from your previous countries as well ?
No
Hi Can you enable English captions for all of your videos ♥️
I wish it was that easy :(
Captions need to be made, which takes a couple of hours per video
Will the Canadian credit score and Indian credit score be the same ? For example if my credit score is 750 in India and if i move to canada and open an account will my credit score start from 750 or from base in Canada ?
You start fresh in canada.
Checking credit score doesn't impact the score??? As I've heard that checking credit score in India does have a negative impact on the score
No, that's a myth. And its intact written on the credit bureau's website if you search for it. They recommend that you check the credit score every month and it's only going to be counted as a soft enquiry - which is removed in a few days.
As a student in Canada are we suppose to use more of debit or credit card ?
Use any... as long as you dont miss payments.
Hello , Need to know if my Wife Maternal Uncle can sponsor us for Canada , they reside in Toronto , our CRS score is 428 without sibling sponsorship , thanks
Nope... he won't be able to get you any points.
@@Potatotalkies Thanks!!