Remember you have put in RM636*26 ya. So total income needs to be net off with this value.
Okay, since you mentioned that you can save RM600/month, I would not recommend doing the dividend-rolling method. Just use the normal method, which is to pay into the loan for the next 2++ years as needed be.
1. By 2 years, I am going to
extend it to 26 months instead. This is because there are still 2 months left in the year, plus another 24 months in the next 2 years
2. At RM636/m, 4.9% p.a. (4.9% because no insurance is needed since you are planning to do an early settlement in about 2 years),
you can borrow RM120,0003. Based on TVM calculator below, in 26 months, with a dividend rate of 7% p.a, your RM120k units
would earn about RM19,591 in dividends
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4. Based on the amortization schedule below, by the 26th month, the
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5. Now there are 2 options:
a. just be happy with the
RM19,591 in dividends that you have earned, withdraw it if need be, but keep the loan running.
b. Close the account and keep the dividends as well as the difference between the capital and principal outstanding. Deduct RM115,979 from RM120,000 (the capital) and you get RM4,021. Add the RM19,591 from the dividends, and
you would end up with RM23,612.