However, if u calculate based on the return of investment: it's highest for senario 2. U only need ur cash for the first or second year. Subsequently, the return from the dividend can be used to service the loan. Senario 2 gives u the most return with minimal initial investment. The remaining cash, can be used to invest in equities... Correct me if i'm wrong
your analyses are not deep enough - comparison should be based on percentage return per annum on capital. another better option, for higher percentage return per year, is to take loan for 20 years then terminate after 3 years (so that no penalty imposed) & repeat the processes till 20 years..
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Posted by ngohieng > 2013-01-22 07:00 | Report Abuse
However, if u calculate based on the return of investment: it's highest for senario 2. U only need ur cash for the first or second year. Subsequently, the return from the dividend can be used to service the loan. Senario 2 gives u the most return with minimal initial investment. The remaining cash, can be used to invest in equities... Correct me if i'm wrong