Debt recycling is a financial planning strategy, that gets the approval of your accountant needs your mortgage broker to facilitate
Debt Recycling Explained Debt recycling is a strategy some Australians use to turn their home loan into a tool for building wealth. The idea is simple: over time, you replace your non-deductible home loan debt (which gives you no tax benefit) with investment debt (which may be tax-deductible). Now lets stop here and insert the standard disclosures – we are not giving you tax advice and we recommend you bring in your trusted professionals. Here’s how it works: ·      You star
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