Other alternatives
Hi All,
There are other strategies that do not require any additional funds but pay off the home sooner. Look at a strategy called "Debt Recycling" which makes your home loan tax deductible over time. We have a bit of a different spin on the standard strategy and it does not cost $35k. You of course can do it yourself but does need a bit of work. There is no guarantee of the returns but historically it will take a 30 year mortgage down to 23 years with no additional capital repayments. Of course if you can afford additional payments then this will reduce the repayment time additionally. There is no stamp duty or the like on the asset purchases and you can sell part of the portfolio at any time without penalty.
Our business does a couple of the strategies a month and we do not charge to go through the strategy and assess if the strategy is right for you. Most of our several thousand clients would not find this strategy acceptable as there are risks if the strategy is not followed for 5-7 years.
If anyone want's to discuss this or comment I am most happy to discuss and show anyone how it works and give specific projections if someone wants to give me a scenario.
Regards
Greg
Hi All,
There are other strategies that do not require any additional funds but pay off the home sooner. Look at a strategy called "Debt Recycling" which makes your home loan tax deductible over time. We have a bit of a different spin on the standard strategy and it does not cost $35k. You of course can do it yourself but does need a bit of work. There is no guarantee of the returns but historically it will take a 30 year mortgage down to 23 years with no additional capital repayments. Of course if you can afford additional payments then this will reduce the repayment time additionally. There is no stamp duty or the like on the asset purchases and you can sell part of the portfolio at any time without penalty.
Our business does a couple of the strategies a month and we do not charge to go through the strategy and assess if the strategy is right for you. Most of our several thousand clients would not find this strategy acceptable as there are risks if the strategy is not followed for 5-7 years.
If anyone want's to discuss this or comment I am most happy to discuss and show anyone how it works and give specific projections if someone wants to give me a scenario.
Regards
Greg