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I am here to challenge ideas of the mainstream who have a limited domestic view. The reality is that there are many big name international shares that have way greater potential for profit and dividend growth than the traditional ASX mindset people have in this tiny country have about yoeld...

Did you read the article? It makes a lot of sense. Ignore at your own risk. Future profits are dependent on new business volumes, as the old loans amortise. These minor margin adjustments mean little, if the NB is capped by regulators where will growth in profits come from? And with new...

Well just what I was saying. Past results are no guarantee of future performance. Beware the yield play. http://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/telstra-rio-tinto-and-bhp-billiton-dividends-tipped-to-fall-20150524-gh8esf.html

Actually the banks will require more capital so instead of distributing their profits they will retain these profits to beef up regulatory capital. As to the miners, their expansion plans are in tatters paying back capital to shareholders will not attract imputation because they will have little...

Do you really expect ASX coys to continue giving high dividends when their growth prospects are in question?

meh, international shares are waaay better. ASX has never recouped its pre-GFC highs. US S&P 500 has been smashing records on the other hand. the performance of ASX shares will be very much limited by the slowing resources and financial sectors, with iron ore prices dropping and with...

One should not use pre-GFC highs as reference.

The margin loan interest is quite high.

Just make sure you don't lose the connection between the Redrawn Funds and the Investment in Shares. Once you commingle the Redrawn Funds with your other Funds (e.g. transaction account), you could lose that connection and the interest deductibility. In the Domjan case [2004] AATA 815 the...