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Hi Rixter By the way, have enjoyed reading your informative posts.

Hi Gools What you said makes sense too , and yes I do still have a mortgage against my ppor . I guess what I am trying to accomplish is to create a cash flow in semi-retirement that I can legally minimise the tax payable on plus pay off ppor ( as you pointed out) sooner. But like Ozperp...

Many thanks Ozperp and apologies for taking so long to get back to you. Yep fully agree. I was probably having a seniors moment when I penned the question. Thanks for putting me back on track. Back to plan 'B' ! :)

I have just had athought that on the face of it seems logical but would welcome any input to let me know if I'm dreamin. Just say you had a number of positively geared IP's and a PPOR all with mortgages but the IP's produced enough to live on. Could you elect to use this +VE CF to pay higher...