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Good morning! Here's your financial snapshot.

Cash Flow

Spending by Category,

Fixed / Needs / Wants,

Fixed = committed obligations. Needs = necessary but variable. Wants = discretionary. Drag budget cards on the Budget page to reclassify.

Needs vs Wants. Monthly Breakdown

How your needs and wants spending has changed over time.

Transactions

Track every dollar in and out.

Date Description Category Account Amount

Income

See exactly where your money comes from, salary, side hustles, investments, and more.

Income by Source. Monthly

Income Breakdown

Monthly Breakdown by Source

All Income Transactions

Date Description Source Account Amount

Budgets

Set spending limits and stay on track.

Monthly Budget Overview

Budget Progress. Year at a Glance

See how each budget performed across all months with data.

Savings Goals

Save for what matters to you, vacations, retirement, big purchases, and more.

Investments

Track your portfolio across all platforms.

Total Portfolio Value $0.00
Total Gain/Loss $0.00

Portfolio Allocation

By Platform

Borrowed Investing

Track funds borrowed from credit or lines of credit that you've invested to generate income. Monitor your principal, growth, and deductible interest for CRA purposes.

How this works

When you borrow money (e.g. from a line of credit) and invest it in a non-registered (taxable) account to earn income, the interest you pay on that borrowed amount may be tax-deductible. This does not apply to tax-sheltered accounts (TFSA, RRSP, RESP). This page helps you track the borrowed principal, investment performance, and accumulated interest separately so everything is organized for tax time. Always confirm your interest rate and charges from your actual LOC/lender statement.

Tax-Year Interest Summary (CRA)

Interest paid on funds borrowed for the purpose of earning investment income may be deductible. Consult a tax professional for your specific situation.

Disclaimer: Opes Ledger organizes your financial records for tax preparation purposes. It is not tax software and does not generate CRA filings. All interest amounts shown are estimates based on simple interest calculations unless confirmed from your lender statement. Consult a qualified tax professional for your specific situation.

Scenario Calculator

Read-only, does not modify your data

Explore "what if" scenarios before committing. Enter hypothetical numbers to see projected interest costs, tax savings, and breakeven returns.

This calculator is for illustrative purposes only. Actual results depend on your specific tax situation, investment returns, and lender terms. This is not financial advice.

Interest Deduction. How It Works

When you borrow money to earn investment income (dividends, rental income, interest, etc.), the interest you pay on those borrowed funds may be tax-deductible on your Canadian tax return (Line 22100).

What your accountant will need:

  • Your annual interest paid on borrowed funds (tracked above)
  • Proof that borrowed funds were used to earn income
  • Your LOC or credit card statements showing interest charges
  • Records of income earned from those investments

How the deduction is calculated: Your accountant applies the deductible interest against your pre-tax income using your marginal tax rate (federal + provincial combined). The actual savings depend on your total taxable income, province, and individual tax situation.

Tip: Use the "Print Annual Statement" button above to generate a document you can give to your accountant. It includes all the interest and income details they need, organized by CRA guidelines (IT-533).

Debt Conversion Recycling

Convert non-deductible primary-residence mortgage debt into potentially tax-deductible investment debt. Cycle: Income → Mortgage Prepayment → HELOC Reborrow → Non-Registered Investment. Interest on HELOC funds used to earn investment income may be deductible (CRA IT-533).

Auto-populated from debt-conversion prepayment transactions
CRA direct-use rule: For interest to be deductible, the borrowed money must be traceable directly to investments held for earning income (dividends, rent, interest). HELOC draws used for consumer/personal purposes are not deductible, categorize those separately as "HELOC Reborrow (Consumer / Personal)".

Mortgage Prepayment History

# Date From Account Prepayment Amount Cumulative Prepaid HELOC Room Created Applied to Mortgage Description

HELOC Reborrows → Investment

Auto-populated from transactions
# Date Description Amount HELOC Rate Monthly Interest Accrued to Date Cumulative Reborrowed Account

Deductible Interest Summary

HELOC interest on funds reborrowed and invested in non-registered income-producing assets may be deductible on Line 22100. Keep clear documentation of the direct-use trace for CRA.

Disclaimer: Opes Ledger organizes your financial records for tax preparation purposes. It is not tax software. Consult a qualified tax professional.

Business Debt Conversion (Primary Residence)

Track the cycle: Business Income → Mortgage Prepayment → HELOC Reborrow → Back to Business. HELOC interest may be tax-deductible when funds are used for business purposes.

Auto-populated from mortgage prepayment transactions

Rental Income Debt Conversion

Track the cycle: Rental Income → Mortgage Prepayment → HELOC Reborrow → Rental Property Investment. HELOC interest may be tax-deductible when borrowed funds are used to earn rental income.

Auto-populated from mortgage prepayment transactions

Debt Conversion Forecast

Your personal Mortgage to Millions breakdown. See how fast you are converting non-deductible mortgage debt into tax-deductible investment loans, and the estimated annual tax refunds over time.

Full conversion by
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Cumulative tax savings click for breakdown ▾
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Over the full forecast period
Annual refund post-conversion
$0
Ongoing, once mortgage is fully converted

Assumptions

Adjust any value to see how the forecast changes.
Mortgage mode

Use "Planning a future mortgage" to see the forecast for a purchase you have not closed on yet. Once you have the actual mortgage, switch to "Existing mortgage" and the forecast will use your real account data.

Mortgage details

Non-deductible portion
Full payment, interest plus principal
Under OSFI B-20 guidelines, Canadian lenders cap HELOCs at 65% of your home value. Enter what your lender has approved.
How much you have already drawn. Starts the forecast from there.

Conversion strategy

Beyond your regular mortgage principal, you can layer additional monthly prepayments from different income sources. Each source corresponds to a different CRA tax treatment when you reborrow. In couple mode, use the "Who claims" dropdown to attribute each source to the right partner.

Extra funds from your salary put toward the mortgage on top of your regular payment, then reborrowed via HELOC and invested under CRA IT-533. Reports on Line 22100.
Side hustle, freelance, or business income. Reborrowed HELOC interest may be deductible as a business expense on T2125.
Rental property income. Reborrowed HELOC interest may be deductible on T776.
The principal portion of your mortgage payment naturally builds equity. This controls how much of that principal you actually pull back via HELOC. Prepayments above are always assumed to be 100% reborrowed.

Your tax profile

Partner 1
Gross employment or business income

Forecast horizon

Mortgage conversion over time

Non-deductible balance shrinking, deductible balance growing.

Estimated annual tax refund

HELOC interest paid that year multiplied by your marginal tax rate.

Year-by-year breakdown

Year Non-deductible balance Deductible balance Converted this year HELOC interest paid Estimated tax refund

Interest accumulated by source

See how much deductible HELOC interest comes from each source, per month and per year, so you can match the numbers to the right CRA form at tax time.

Investment growth projection

Project the future value of the reborrowed funds you invest each month. The whole point of debt conversion is to take advantage of compound growth, like a self-directed retirement plan.

Disclaimer. This forecast uses your current data and assumed rates to project a possible path. Actual results will vary based on conversion consistency, interest rate changes, investment performance, and CRA compliance. This tool organizes information for planning purposes and is not tax, legal, or investment advice. Always consult a qualified Canadian mortgage broker, accountant, or financial advisor before making decisions. If you would like a referral, email hello@opesledger.ca.

Accounts

All your money in one place.

Total of All Accounts Over Time

Credit Cards

Track balances, charges, payments, and due dates for all your credit cards.

Lines of Credit

Track balances, draws, repayments, and interest on your personal LOC and HELOC.

Bank Connections

Import transactions from your Canadian bank or connect accounts.

Import Bank Transactions (CSV)

Download your transaction history as a CSV file from your bank's online banking, then upload it here. We'll auto-detect the format.

Supports TD, RBC, CIBC, BMO, Scotiabank, Tangerine, Simplii, EQ Bank, Wealthsimple, and generic CSV formats

How to Download Your Bank CSV

Coming Soon. Live Bank Sync

Automatic bank connections with Flinks are coming soon. You'll be able to connect your bank once and have transactions sync automatically.

Supported Banks & Platforms

Investment Platforms

Categories

Create and manage your spending and income categories.

Needs

Essential expenses, housing, utilities, groceries, insurance, transport.

Wants

Non-essential expenses, dining out, entertainment, subscriptions, shopping.

Income

Categories for tracking where your money comes from.

Auto-Categorize

Set up rules so transactions are automatically categorized. When a transaction description matches a keyword, it gets assigned the right category instantly.

How it works

When you add a transaction (or one comes in from a bank connection), the description is checked against your rules. If it matches a keyword, the category is auto-filled. Rules are also learned from your past transactions, categorize something once, and it remembers for next time.

Learned from History

These were automatically learned from your past transactions. When you categorize a transaction, it remembers the description for next time.

Custom Rules

Rules you've created manually. Keywords are matched against transaction descriptions (case-insensitive). You can use multiple keywords separated by commas.

Bulk Re-Categorize

Apply all rules to your existing transactions. This will update any uncategorized or mis-categorized transactions that match your rules.

Reports

Understand your spending habits.

Extra Cash Remaining,

Income minus expenses per month. Positive = surplus, negative = overspend.

Emergency Income Floor

Minimum income to cover your Fixed obligations. Use this to size your emergency fund.
Monthly floor
$0.00
Sum of Fixed-group budgets (rent/mortgage, insurance, loans, locked subscriptions)
3-month buffer
$0.00
Target for short job gaps or income disruption
6-month buffer
$0.00
Target for longer transitions or single-income households

Income by Month. Year Comparison

Expenses by Month. Year Comparison

Spending by Category. Year Comparison

Top 5 Spending Categories, 2026

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