QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 31 2016, 08:48 PM)
Thanks @nexona88 for the credit.
Yes, @Vincent9696 Couple of years ago PNB still allow max loan up to 400k so when my dividend touch 200k, I moved it to ASB 2 and fill the gap with another 200k making it 400k loan. At the same time, that 200k moved to ASB2 will also earn me about 14-15k, which makes the yearly total dividend on 600k amounting to 37k (ASB) + 15k (ASB2) = 52k per year.
Not without cost though, the loan costs me 2.2k per month for a yearly total of 26.4k. So actually, as it stands now, i'm only earning a clean 25.6k. Of course this figure will only get higher as the dividend compounds but the monthly payments are fixed at 2.2k
My next step is to get the ASB2 loan and move the 200k to ASD or some other fund so that interest will be on 1 Million (counting the earned compunded interest in the book)
So for those who are still on the fence, get the loan, and start as early as possible!
Yes, @Vincent9696 Couple of years ago PNB still allow max loan up to 400k so when my dividend touch 200k, I moved it to ASB 2 and fill the gap with another 200k making it 400k loan. At the same time, that 200k moved to ASB2 will also earn me about 14-15k, which makes the yearly total dividend on 600k amounting to 37k (ASB) + 15k (ASB2) = 52k per year.
Not without cost though, the loan costs me 2.2k per month for a yearly total of 26.4k. So actually, as it stands now, i'm only earning a clean 25.6k. Of course this figure will only get higher as the dividend compounds but the monthly payments are fixed at 2.2k
My next step is to get the ASB2 loan and move the 200k to ASD or some other fund so that interest will be on 1 Million (counting the earned compunded interest in the book)
So for those who are still on the fence, get the loan, and start as early as possible!
Jan 31 2016, 09:34 PM

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