.....Eg. If you want to buy a PPOR or even use the money to go on holiday. You can then take the cash out from the offset and the original loan would be tax deductible for this amount. .
Hey thats why i am here asking questions, sorry, but i dont take things just at face value, i need them explained to me in a way that I can make sense of.
Plenty of people willing to tell me what to do, less willing to explain why!
I may be a slow learner, but once the penny drops....
Hey thats why i am here asking questions, sorry, but i dont take things just at face value, i need them explained to me in a way that I can make sense of.
LOL! Tru dat, I guess my takeaway from the feedback is that an offset account gives you the best of both worlds - the same effect as paying down debt, with the flexibility to quickly and easily re-access the debt if the right opportunity comes along.
I can see it does require good discipline, but I personally don't have any concern with that.
Ended up buying where we live, $520,000. Its a remote mining town and a sub lease on a head lease so very few people understand the market. Large undersupply of rental property, almost nil possibility of new buildings (head lease is fully utilised), hence the very high rental yields.