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    Hi mackaz83,

    If you want to become a mortgage broker, I recommend you take a look at 'Refund Home Loans'

    From what I've heard they provide all the training and support you need to become a competent mortgage broker, but most importantly they have a proven system that works, and have a good reputation

    Kong

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    Thanks for the clarification Terryw =)

    I noticed you are a finance broker, and you are fairly active in these forums with over 8,690 posts – this tells me that you are quite knowledgeable and also have a strong desire to help others out

    Once I have my 'Family Trust' setup and start investing in properties and commodities such as gold/silver, how would I go abouts accessing your services?

    P.S. One thing you could consider is to have a signature with your business contact details after each post you make – not only will this make your business flourish because other forum readers can tell you are a man of integrity, but also because most of the members here are investors, and understand the need to have good advisers

    Profile photo of kong71286kong71286
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    Hey guys,

    Thanks for your comment and input =)

    From what I've read so far, I now understand that the tax is dependent on the 'beneficiaries' whom the trust distributes income to

    However what I still don't quite understand is how you would deduct tax from the interest of the loan, when the trust does not have any tax to deduct from

    Further clarifications, and thoughts on this issue are more than welcome

    Regards,

    Kong

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