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  • Profile photo of andrew dwyerandrew dwyer
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    @andrew-dwyer
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    My partner and i currently have a marginal loan that my partners dad helped set up.
    As it stands at the moment we owe $25,792 on the loan at 8.80% and have a portflolio of $67,892 in 4 companys. It is geared at 37% so we are quite happy with it at the moment.
    My question is we have $4600 in cash and are wondering should we pay this into the marginal loan? or pay it into our house and land loan? which has a combined debt owing of $190000.

    Advice on this and our current portfolio would be appreciated.

    Profile photo of Kipper57Kipper57
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    @kipper57
    Join Date: 2006
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    I suggest you speak with your accountant however I would assume your marginal loan is tax effective where as your PPR loan is not.  If this be the case it should not be too hard to work out

    Profile photo of Richard TaylorRichard Taylor
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    I would have thought it would be better served placing it into your offset account linked to your home loan.

    Richard Taylor | Australia's leading private lender

    Profile photo of Tysonboss1Tysonboss1
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    Which ever one is not tax deductable, if the are both tax deductable then the one with the highest interest rate.

    Profile photo of andrew dwyerandrew dwyer
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    @andrew-dwyer
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    thanks guys i will put into my home loan 

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