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Originally posted by Steve Navra
Actually the price has been REDUCED!!
The courses for 2004 will be 'one-dayers' at $176
(Previously were $286)
See: http://www.navra.com.au/courses.html
Regards,
Steve
always_learning said:RPI, congratulations on taking the chance to live the life you want to live.
Just getting my head around the cashbond process ( I am in Tokyo so attending a Navra course is a little difficult).
Your $62.5/k year annunity, this is approximately equal to having a $100K/year "job" is that how you see it?
To make cashbonds work for the long term, how do you caculate the total assets you require and the equity you require? My concerns are, net assets, net equity and inflationary effects erroding my income.
For example, lets say I wanted to live on AUD$75K/year after tax . So to buy a cashbond paying AUD$75K/year, I need to generate at least $75K of equity growth on average every year. Taking a lower than historical average of 5% growth sans inflation, then to generate $75K of growth I would need at least $1.5M in assets is that correct, if I wanted to earn $150K/year then I would need $3M in assets. What effect does it make if I have $1.5M in assets and $1.4M of debt vs. having $1.5M of assets owned outright?
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still going.....magic pudding :0) the cash bond got cashed in after about six months....it was just a strategy to take us to another level in the game of monopoly....now we play twister instead. get out of the numbers and more into your heart about what you really want. the imagination is much more valuable to you than your reason.
Si