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for most of you watching this video your home is your largest asset and if its not its going to be as you get on with retirement as you spend down your investment accounts and weve seen five different ways of clients using the equity in their home to better their retirement and were going to share those in this video so the first strategy would be to downsize and this is happening more and more in that you dont want to own that big home anymore theres a lot of Maintenance to do and people are downsizing maybe to a condo now theres a few kind of red flags that weve seen with our clients now the first client is you know Jim and Sally Jim and Sally had a big family home in Ontario they got tired of you know all the space to yard maintenance all of that they decided they wanted downsize to a two-bedroom condo a they could lock it up and travel down to Florida every few months but B its just less maintenance the problem is as they did this is when strata fee started to increase and