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DO YOU OWN YOUR HOME –
 OR DOES YOUR LENDER?
FOR MOST OF US, THE MORTGAGE IS THE
  LARGEST DEBT WE WILL EVER HAVE!
On average our
  clients learn to:
      Pay off
their 30 year loans
  in 8-14 years!


Without making
    Higher
    Monthly
   payments
No Mortgage Payment?
 What could you do?
MORT – GAGE
       Pledge Until Death!
mort·gage (mōŕgij) n. [[ OFr – mort, dead
                        + gage, pledge]]
 1 to pledge (property) by a mortgage
 2 to put an advance claim on / to mortgage
 one’s future/
The Cost of a $200,000 Mortgage @ 6%
       (Is It or Isn’t It 6% ?)
Year   Total Paid   Principal   Interest   Balance

1       14,389       2,456      11,933     197,543

2       28,778       5,036      23,714     194,936

10      143,892      32,628     111,263    167,371

20      287,784      91,992     195,791    108,007

30      431,677     200,000     231,677       0
Compare the Options


                   Total       Principal    Principal
$200,000                       & Interest   & Interest
                   Repay      Fortnightly    Monthly




YEARS TO BE DEBT   12 YEARS   25 YEARS      30 YEARS
       FREE
                    $97,637   $184,367      $231,677
 INTEREST PAID
YOU HAVE CHOICES!!
REGULAR CHEQUE ACCOUNT                                We Pay
Deposit Income                                         For

                            Mortgages            •   Cheques
Household                                        •   Service Fees
Cheque Acct                 Living Expenses      •   Money orders
  Earns                                          •   Travelers cheques
                                                 •   Bounced cheques
                            Credit Cards, etc.
    0%
 Interest
                            Miscellaneous


INTEREST ONLY      2 ND MORTGAGE
 Deposit Income/                                     Benefits
 Make Payment

                            Mortgages            •   Simple Interest
   Income
                                                 •   Interest Only
   Lowers                   Living Expenses
                                                 •   Pre-Approved Limit
  Balance –
                            Credit Cards, etc.   •   Purchasing
  Saves $$                                           Power
  (interest)
                            Miscellaneous
John & Jane
What’s In A Home?

  Value           $400,000

  1st Mortgage    $200,000

Payment/Month      $1,200

Principal/Month     $200
Fixed 1st Mortgage




1st Year Balance   $200,000

Yearly Principal     $2,500

                   $197,500
Sub Total
Example: Consumer Debt
     Debts That Could Be Consolidated

Loans (car, etc.) Amt.      $20,000      Pymt.         $750

Cards, etc.      Amt.       $30,000      Pymt.         $500
                            $50,000
                         Pay Off
                                         Total     $1,250
                                                    -$250
Line of Credit $50,000                             $1,000
                                                                 6%
Payment         $250
                                                              Interest
                                                                Only
                                   2nd Mortgage Bal.    $50,000
Income & Expenses

        Income      $5,000


        Expenses    $4,000


        Left Over   $1,000
LINE OF CREDIT AS THE
              CHEQUE ACCOUNT
                                Start Balance       $50,000

                                Payment / Income     -5,000

                                Balance             45,000

                                Expenses            +4,000

                                Balance Month One   49,000

Surplus 1st mo.        $1,000   Payment / Income     -5,000

                                Balance             44,000
Surplus   2nd   mo.    $1,000

                                Expenses            +4,000
 12 Month             $12,000
                                Balance Month Two   48,000
2nd Balance           $38,000
Reducing the 1st Mortgage
1st Year Bal.   $200,000

Yearly Prin.     $2,500

Sub Total       $197,500

From 2nd Mort              $12,000   From the LOC

Total Year 1    $185,500


Yearly Prin.

Sub Total

From 2nd Mort

Total Year 2
Amortization Schedule
Amortization Schedule For:   John and Jane
Property Address:            1324 Owe D’ Bank Way



Loan Programme:

Loan Amount                  $200,000
Interest Rate                     6%
Term                             360 Months
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No       Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
1          6.0           1,199.10             199.10             1,000.00                 199,800.90
2          6.0           1,199.10             200.10               999.00                 199,600.80
3          6.0           1,199.10             201.10               998.00                 199,399.70
4          6.0           1.199.10             202.10               997.00                 199,197.60
5          6.0           1,199.10             203.11               995.99                 198,994.49
6          6.0           1,199.10             204.13               994.97                 198,790.36
7          6.0           1,199.10             205.15               993.95                 198,585.21
8          6.0           1,199.10             206.17               992.93                 198,379.04
9          6.0           1,199.10             207.20               991.90                 198,171.84
10         6.0           1,199.10             208.24               990.86                 197,963.60
11         6.0           1,199.10             209.28               989.82                 197,754.32
12         6.0           1,199.10             210.33               988.77                 197,543.99
                      14,389.20             2,456.01           11,933.19
13         6.0           1,199.10              211.38              987.72                 197,332.61
14         6.0           1,199.10              212.44              986.66                 197,120.17
15         6.0           1,199.10              213.50              985.60                 196,906.67
16         6.0           1,199.10              214.57              984.53                 196,692.10
17         6.0           1,199.10              215.64              983.46                 196,476.46
18         6.0           1,199.10              216.72              982.38                 196,259.74
19         6.0           1,199.10              217.80              981.30                 196,041.94
20         6.0           1,199.10              218.89              980.21                 195,823.05
21         6.0           1,199.10              219.98              979.12                 195,603.07
22         6.0           1,199.10              221.08              978.02                 195,381.99
23         6.0           1,199.10              222.19              976.91                 195,159.80
24         6.0           1,199.10              223.30              975.80                 194,936.50
                      14,389.20             2,607.49           11,781.71
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No       Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
25         6.0           1,199.10             224.42              974.68                  194,712.08
26         6.0           1,199.10             225.54              973.56                  194,486.54
27         6.0           1,199.10             226.67              972.43                  194,259.87
28         6.0           1.199.10             227.80              971.30                  194,032.07
29         6.0           1,199.10             228.94              970.16                  193,803.13
30         6.0           1,199.10             230.08              969.02                  193,573.05
31         6.0           1,199.10             231.23              967.87                  193,341.82
32         6.0           1,199.10             232.39              966.71                  193,109.43
33         6.0           1,199.10             233.55              965.55                  192,875.88
34         6.0           1,199.10             234.72              964.38                  192,641.16
35         6.0           1,199.10             235.89              963.21                  192,405.27
36         6.0           1,199.10             237.07              962.03                  192,168.20
                      14,389.20             2,768.30           11,620.90
37         6.0           1,199.10              238.26              960.84                 191,929.94
38         6.0           1,199.10              239.45              959.65                 191,690.49
39         6.0           1,199.10              240.65              958.45                 191,449.84
40         6.0           1,199.10              241.85              957.25                 191,207.99
41         6.0           1,199.10              243.06              956.04                 190,964.93
42         6.0           1,199.10              244.28              954.82                 190,720.65
43         6.0           1,199.10              245.50              953.60                 190,475.15
44         6.0           1,199.10              246.72              952.38                 190,228.43
45         6.0           1,199.10              247.96              951.14                 189,980.47
46         6.0           1,199.10              249.20              949.90                 189,731.27
47         6.0           1,199.10              250.44              948.66                 189,480.83
48         6.0           1,199.10              251.70              947.40                 189,229.13
                      14,389.20             2,939.07           11,450.13
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No       Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
49         6.0           1,199.10             252.95              946.15                  188,976.18
50         6.0           1,199.10             254.22              944.88                  188,721.96
51         6.0           1,199.10             255.49              943.61                  188,466.47
52         6.0           1.199.10             256.77              942.33                  188,209.70
53         6.0           1,199.10             258.05              941.05                  187,951.65
54         6.0           1,199.10             259.34              939.76                  187,692.31
55         6.0           1,199.10             260.64              938.46                  187,431.67
56         6.0           1,199.10             261.94              937.16                  187,169.73
57         6.0           1,199.10             263.25              935.85                  186,906.48
58         6.0           1,199.10             264.57              934.53                  186,641.91
59         6.0           1,199.10             265.89              933.21                  186,376.02
60         6.0           1,199.10             267.22              931.88                  186,108.80
                      14,389.20             3,120.33           11,268.87
61         6.0           1,199.10              268.56              930.54                 185,840.24
62         6.0           1,199.10              269.90              929.20                185,570.34
63         6.0           1,199.10              271.25              927.85                 185,299.09
64         6.0           1,199.10              272.60              926.50                 185,026.49
65         6.0           1,199.10              273.97              925.13                 184,752.52
66         6.0           1,199.10              275.34              923.76                 184,477.18
67         6.0           1,199.10              276.71              922.39                 184,200.47
68         6.0           1,199.10              278.10              921.00                 183,922.37
69         6.0           1,199.10              279.49              919.61                 183,642.88
70         6.0           1,199.10              280.89              918.21                 183,361.99
71         6.0           1,199.10              282.29              916.81                 183,079.70
72         6.0           1,199.10              283.70              915.40                 182,796.00
                      14,389.20             3,312.80           11,076.40
REDUCING THE 1st MORTGAGE
1st Year Bal.   $200,000

Yearly Prin.     $2,500

Sub Total       $197,500

From 2nd Mort   $12,000    $12,000   From 2nd Mortgage

Total Year 1    $185,500


Yearly Prin.     $3,500
                           $47,979    INTEREST
Sub Total       $182,000              SAVING

From 2nd Mort

Total Year 2    $170,000
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No       Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
49         6.0           1,199.10             252.95              946.15                  188,976.18
50         6.0           1,199.10             254.22              944.88                  188,721.96
51         6.0           1,199.10             255.49              943.61                  188,466.47
52         6.0           1.199.10             256.77              942.33                  188,209.70
53         6.0           1,199.10             258.05              941.05                  187,951.65
54         6.0           1,199.10             259.34              939.76                  187,692.31
55         6.0           1,199.10             260.64              938.46                  187,431.67
56         6.0           1,199.10             261.94              937.16                  187,169.73
57         6.0           1,199.10             263.25              935.85                  186,906.48
58         6.0           1,199.10             264.57              934.53                  186,641.91
59         6.0           1,199.10             265.89              933.21                  186,376.02
60         6.0           1,199.10             267.22              931.88                  186,108.80
                      14,389.20             3,120.33           11,268.87
61         6.0           1,199.10              268.56              930.54                 185,840.24
62         6.0           1,199.10              269.90              929.20                185,570.34
63         6.0           1,199.10              271.25              927.85                 185,299.09
64         6.0           1,199.10              272.60              926.50                 185,026.49
65         6.0           1,199.10              273.97              925.13                 184,752.52
66         6.0           1,199.10              275.34              923.76                 184,477.18
67         6.0           1,199.10              276.71              922.39                 184,200.47
68         6.0           1,199.10              278.10              921.00                 183,922.37
69         6.0           1,199.10              279.49              919.61                 183,642.88
70         6.0           1,199.10              280.89              918.21                 183,361.99
71         6.0           1,199.10              282.29              916.81                 183,079.70
72         6.0           1,199.10              283.70              915.40                 182,796.00
                      14,389.20             3,312.80           11,076.40
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No       Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
73         6.0           1,199.10             285.12              913.98                  182,510.88
74         6.0           1,199.10             286.55              912.55                  182,224.33
75         6.0           1,199.10             287.98              911.12                  181,936.35
76         6.0           1.199.10             289.42              909.68                  181,646.93
77         6.0           1,199.10             290.87              908.23                  181,356.06
78         6.0           1,199.10             292.32              906.78                  181,063.74
79         6.0           1,199.10             293.78              905.32                  180,769.96
80         6.0           1,199.10             295.25              903.85                  180,474.71
81         6.0           1,199.10             296.73              902.37                  180,177.98
82         6.0           1,199.10             298.21              900.89                  179,879.77
83         6.0           1,199.10             299.70              899.40                  179,580.07
84         6.0           1,199.10             301.20              897.90                  179,278.87
                      14,389.20             3,517.13           10,872.07
85         6.0           1,199.10              302.71              896.39                 178,976.16
86         6.0           1,199.10              304.22              894.88                 178,671.94
87         6.0           1,199.10              305.74              893.36                 178,366.20
88         6.0           1,199.10              307.27              891.83                 178,058.93
89         6.0           1,199.10              308.81              890.29                 177,750.12
90         6.0           1,199.10              310.35              888.75                 177,439.77
91         6.0           1,199.10              311.90              887.20                 177,127.87
92         6.0           1,199.10              313.46              885.64                 176,814.41
93         6.0           1,199.10              315.03              884.07                 176,499.38
94         6.0           1,199.10              316.60              882.50                 176,182.78
95         6.0           1,199.10              318.19              880.91                 175,864.59
96         6.0           1,199.10              319.78              879.32                 175,544.81
                      14,389.20             3,734.06            10,655.14
Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining
No        Rate             Payment               Principal      Interest                        Balance
97          6.0           1,199.10             321.38              877.72                  175,223.43
98          6.0           1,199.10             322.98              876.12                  174,900.45
99          6.0           1,199.10             324.60              874.50                  174,575.85
100         6.0           1.199.10             326.22              872.88                  174,249.63
101         6.0           1,199.10             327.85              871.25                  173,921.78
102         6.0           1,199.10             329.49              869.61                  173,592.29
103         6.0           1,199.10             331.14              867.96                  173,261.15
104         6.0           1,199.10             332.79              866.31                  172,928.36
105         6.0           1,199.10             334.46              864.64                  172,593.90
106         6.0           1,199.10             336.13              862.97                  172,257.77
107         6.0           1,199.10             337.81              861.29                  171,919.96
108         6.0           1,199.10             339.50              859.60                  171,580.46
                       14,389.20             3,964.35           10,424.85
109         6.0           1,199.10              341.20              857.90                 171,239.26
110         6.0           1,199.10              342.90              856.20                 170,896.36
111         6.0           1,199.10              344.62              854.48                 170,551.74
112         6.0           1,199.10              346.34              852.76                170,205.40
113         6.0           1,199.10              348.07              851.03                 169,857.33
114         6.0           1,199.10              349.81              849.29                 169,507.52
115         6.0           1,199.10              351.56              847.54                 169,155.96
116         6.0           1,199.10              353.32              845.78                 168,802.64
117         6.0           1,199.10              355.09              844.01                 168,447.55
118         6.0           1,199.10              356.86              842.24                 168,090.69
119         6.0           1,199.10              358.65              840.45                 167,732.04
120         6.0           1,199.10              360.44              838.66                 167,371.60
                       14,389.20             4,208.86           10,180.34
REDUCING THE 1st MORTGAGE
1st Year Bal.   $200,000

Yearly Prin.     $2,500

Sub Total       $197,500

From 2nd Mort   $12,000    $12,000   From 2nd Mortgage
                                      Interest Savings
Total Year 1    $185,500
                           $47,979    From Amortization

Yearly Prin.     $3,500


Sub Total       $182,000
                           $32,825    Savings 2nd Year

From 2nd Mort   $12,000


Total Year 2    $170,000   $80,804
THE SOLUTION
• We evaluate client’s total consumer debt

• We calculate the exact split for your 1st Mortgage
  and Line of Credit to maximise savings.

• Use your LOC like your current household cheque
  account to avoid interest and simplify your
  finances.
• Should your loans need restructuring, we are
  always there to assist.
“Many companies will give you a mortgage ….
 We show you how to get out of one!”

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  • 1.
  • 2. DO YOU OWN YOUR HOME – OR DOES YOUR LENDER?
  • 3. FOR MOST OF US, THE MORTGAGE IS THE LARGEST DEBT WE WILL EVER HAVE!
  • 4. On average our clients learn to: Pay off their 30 year loans in 8-14 years! Without making Higher Monthly payments
  • 5. No Mortgage Payment? What could you do?
  • 6. MORT – GAGE Pledge Until Death! mort·gage (mōŕgij) n. [[ OFr – mort, dead + gage, pledge]] 1 to pledge (property) by a mortgage 2 to put an advance claim on / to mortgage one’s future/
  • 7. The Cost of a $200,000 Mortgage @ 6% (Is It or Isn’t It 6% ?) Year Total Paid Principal Interest Balance 1 14,389 2,456 11,933 197,543 2 28,778 5,036 23,714 194,936 10 143,892 32,628 111,263 167,371 20 287,784 91,992 195,791 108,007 30 431,677 200,000 231,677 0
  • 8. Compare the Options Total Principal Principal $200,000 & Interest & Interest Repay Fortnightly Monthly YEARS TO BE DEBT 12 YEARS 25 YEARS 30 YEARS FREE $97,637 $184,367 $231,677 INTEREST PAID
  • 9. YOU HAVE CHOICES!! REGULAR CHEQUE ACCOUNT We Pay Deposit Income For Mortgages • Cheques Household • Service Fees Cheque Acct Living Expenses • Money orders Earns • Travelers cheques • Bounced cheques Credit Cards, etc. 0% Interest Miscellaneous INTEREST ONLY 2 ND MORTGAGE Deposit Income/ Benefits Make Payment Mortgages • Simple Interest Income • Interest Only Lowers Living Expenses • Pre-Approved Limit Balance – Credit Cards, etc. • Purchasing Saves $$ Power (interest) Miscellaneous
  • 11. What’s In A Home? Value $400,000 1st Mortgage $200,000 Payment/Month $1,200 Principal/Month $200
  • 12. Fixed 1st Mortgage 1st Year Balance $200,000 Yearly Principal $2,500 $197,500 Sub Total
  • 13. Example: Consumer Debt Debts That Could Be Consolidated Loans (car, etc.) Amt. $20,000 Pymt. $750 Cards, etc. Amt. $30,000 Pymt. $500 $50,000 Pay Off Total $1,250 -$250 Line of Credit $50,000 $1,000 6% Payment $250 Interest Only 2nd Mortgage Bal. $50,000
  • 14. Income & Expenses Income $5,000 Expenses $4,000 Left Over $1,000
  • 15. LINE OF CREDIT AS THE CHEQUE ACCOUNT Start Balance $50,000 Payment / Income -5,000 Balance 45,000 Expenses +4,000 Balance Month One 49,000 Surplus 1st mo. $1,000 Payment / Income -5,000 Balance 44,000 Surplus 2nd mo. $1,000 Expenses +4,000 12 Month $12,000 Balance Month Two 48,000 2nd Balance $38,000
  • 16. Reducing the 1st Mortgage 1st Year Bal. $200,000 Yearly Prin. $2,500 Sub Total $197,500 From 2nd Mort $12,000 From the LOC Total Year 1 $185,500 Yearly Prin. Sub Total From 2nd Mort Total Year 2
  • 17. Amortization Schedule Amortization Schedule For: John and Jane Property Address: 1324 Owe D’ Bank Way Loan Programme: Loan Amount $200,000 Interest Rate 6% Term 360 Months
  • 18. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 1 6.0 1,199.10 199.10 1,000.00 199,800.90 2 6.0 1,199.10 200.10 999.00 199,600.80 3 6.0 1,199.10 201.10 998.00 199,399.70 4 6.0 1.199.10 202.10 997.00 199,197.60 5 6.0 1,199.10 203.11 995.99 198,994.49 6 6.0 1,199.10 204.13 994.97 198,790.36 7 6.0 1,199.10 205.15 993.95 198,585.21 8 6.0 1,199.10 206.17 992.93 198,379.04 9 6.0 1,199.10 207.20 991.90 198,171.84 10 6.0 1,199.10 208.24 990.86 197,963.60 11 6.0 1,199.10 209.28 989.82 197,754.32 12 6.0 1,199.10 210.33 988.77 197,543.99 14,389.20 2,456.01 11,933.19 13 6.0 1,199.10 211.38 987.72 197,332.61 14 6.0 1,199.10 212.44 986.66 197,120.17 15 6.0 1,199.10 213.50 985.60 196,906.67 16 6.0 1,199.10 214.57 984.53 196,692.10 17 6.0 1,199.10 215.64 983.46 196,476.46 18 6.0 1,199.10 216.72 982.38 196,259.74 19 6.0 1,199.10 217.80 981.30 196,041.94 20 6.0 1,199.10 218.89 980.21 195,823.05 21 6.0 1,199.10 219.98 979.12 195,603.07 22 6.0 1,199.10 221.08 978.02 195,381.99 23 6.0 1,199.10 222.19 976.91 195,159.80 24 6.0 1,199.10 223.30 975.80 194,936.50 14,389.20 2,607.49 11,781.71
  • 19. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 25 6.0 1,199.10 224.42 974.68 194,712.08 26 6.0 1,199.10 225.54 973.56 194,486.54 27 6.0 1,199.10 226.67 972.43 194,259.87 28 6.0 1.199.10 227.80 971.30 194,032.07 29 6.0 1,199.10 228.94 970.16 193,803.13 30 6.0 1,199.10 230.08 969.02 193,573.05 31 6.0 1,199.10 231.23 967.87 193,341.82 32 6.0 1,199.10 232.39 966.71 193,109.43 33 6.0 1,199.10 233.55 965.55 192,875.88 34 6.0 1,199.10 234.72 964.38 192,641.16 35 6.0 1,199.10 235.89 963.21 192,405.27 36 6.0 1,199.10 237.07 962.03 192,168.20 14,389.20 2,768.30 11,620.90 37 6.0 1,199.10 238.26 960.84 191,929.94 38 6.0 1,199.10 239.45 959.65 191,690.49 39 6.0 1,199.10 240.65 958.45 191,449.84 40 6.0 1,199.10 241.85 957.25 191,207.99 41 6.0 1,199.10 243.06 956.04 190,964.93 42 6.0 1,199.10 244.28 954.82 190,720.65 43 6.0 1,199.10 245.50 953.60 190,475.15 44 6.0 1,199.10 246.72 952.38 190,228.43 45 6.0 1,199.10 247.96 951.14 189,980.47 46 6.0 1,199.10 249.20 949.90 189,731.27 47 6.0 1,199.10 250.44 948.66 189,480.83 48 6.0 1,199.10 251.70 947.40 189,229.13 14,389.20 2,939.07 11,450.13
  • 20. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 49 6.0 1,199.10 252.95 946.15 188,976.18 50 6.0 1,199.10 254.22 944.88 188,721.96 51 6.0 1,199.10 255.49 943.61 188,466.47 52 6.0 1.199.10 256.77 942.33 188,209.70 53 6.0 1,199.10 258.05 941.05 187,951.65 54 6.0 1,199.10 259.34 939.76 187,692.31 55 6.0 1,199.10 260.64 938.46 187,431.67 56 6.0 1,199.10 261.94 937.16 187,169.73 57 6.0 1,199.10 263.25 935.85 186,906.48 58 6.0 1,199.10 264.57 934.53 186,641.91 59 6.0 1,199.10 265.89 933.21 186,376.02 60 6.0 1,199.10 267.22 931.88 186,108.80 14,389.20 3,120.33 11,268.87 61 6.0 1,199.10 268.56 930.54 185,840.24 62 6.0 1,199.10 269.90 929.20 185,570.34 63 6.0 1,199.10 271.25 927.85 185,299.09 64 6.0 1,199.10 272.60 926.50 185,026.49 65 6.0 1,199.10 273.97 925.13 184,752.52 66 6.0 1,199.10 275.34 923.76 184,477.18 67 6.0 1,199.10 276.71 922.39 184,200.47 68 6.0 1,199.10 278.10 921.00 183,922.37 69 6.0 1,199.10 279.49 919.61 183,642.88 70 6.0 1,199.10 280.89 918.21 183,361.99 71 6.0 1,199.10 282.29 916.81 183,079.70 72 6.0 1,199.10 283.70 915.40 182,796.00 14,389.20 3,312.80 11,076.40
  • 21. REDUCING THE 1st MORTGAGE 1st Year Bal. $200,000 Yearly Prin. $2,500 Sub Total $197,500 From 2nd Mort $12,000 $12,000 From 2nd Mortgage Total Year 1 $185,500 Yearly Prin. $3,500 $47,979 INTEREST Sub Total $182,000 SAVING From 2nd Mort Total Year 2 $170,000
  • 22. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 49 6.0 1,199.10 252.95 946.15 188,976.18 50 6.0 1,199.10 254.22 944.88 188,721.96 51 6.0 1,199.10 255.49 943.61 188,466.47 52 6.0 1.199.10 256.77 942.33 188,209.70 53 6.0 1,199.10 258.05 941.05 187,951.65 54 6.0 1,199.10 259.34 939.76 187,692.31 55 6.0 1,199.10 260.64 938.46 187,431.67 56 6.0 1,199.10 261.94 937.16 187,169.73 57 6.0 1,199.10 263.25 935.85 186,906.48 58 6.0 1,199.10 264.57 934.53 186,641.91 59 6.0 1,199.10 265.89 933.21 186,376.02 60 6.0 1,199.10 267.22 931.88 186,108.80 14,389.20 3,120.33 11,268.87 61 6.0 1,199.10 268.56 930.54 185,840.24 62 6.0 1,199.10 269.90 929.20 185,570.34 63 6.0 1,199.10 271.25 927.85 185,299.09 64 6.0 1,199.10 272.60 926.50 185,026.49 65 6.0 1,199.10 273.97 925.13 184,752.52 66 6.0 1,199.10 275.34 923.76 184,477.18 67 6.0 1,199.10 276.71 922.39 184,200.47 68 6.0 1,199.10 278.10 921.00 183,922.37 69 6.0 1,199.10 279.49 919.61 183,642.88 70 6.0 1,199.10 280.89 918.21 183,361.99 71 6.0 1,199.10 282.29 916.81 183,079.70 72 6.0 1,199.10 283.70 915.40 182,796.00 14,389.20 3,312.80 11,076.40
  • 23. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 73 6.0 1,199.10 285.12 913.98 182,510.88 74 6.0 1,199.10 286.55 912.55 182,224.33 75 6.0 1,199.10 287.98 911.12 181,936.35 76 6.0 1.199.10 289.42 909.68 181,646.93 77 6.0 1,199.10 290.87 908.23 181,356.06 78 6.0 1,199.10 292.32 906.78 181,063.74 79 6.0 1,199.10 293.78 905.32 180,769.96 80 6.0 1,199.10 295.25 903.85 180,474.71 81 6.0 1,199.10 296.73 902.37 180,177.98 82 6.0 1,199.10 298.21 900.89 179,879.77 83 6.0 1,199.10 299.70 899.40 179,580.07 84 6.0 1,199.10 301.20 897.90 179,278.87 14,389.20 3,517.13 10,872.07 85 6.0 1,199.10 302.71 896.39 178,976.16 86 6.0 1,199.10 304.22 894.88 178,671.94 87 6.0 1,199.10 305.74 893.36 178,366.20 88 6.0 1,199.10 307.27 891.83 178,058.93 89 6.0 1,199.10 308.81 890.29 177,750.12 90 6.0 1,199.10 310.35 888.75 177,439.77 91 6.0 1,199.10 311.90 887.20 177,127.87 92 6.0 1,199.10 313.46 885.64 176,814.41 93 6.0 1,199.10 315.03 884.07 176,499.38 94 6.0 1,199.10 316.60 882.50 176,182.78 95 6.0 1,199.10 318.19 880.91 175,864.59 96 6.0 1,199.10 319.78 879.32 175,544.81 14,389.20 3,734.06 10,655.14
  • 24. Interest - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Monthly Payment- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Remaining No Rate Payment Principal Interest Balance 97 6.0 1,199.10 321.38 877.72 175,223.43 98 6.0 1,199.10 322.98 876.12 174,900.45 99 6.0 1,199.10 324.60 874.50 174,575.85 100 6.0 1.199.10 326.22 872.88 174,249.63 101 6.0 1,199.10 327.85 871.25 173,921.78 102 6.0 1,199.10 329.49 869.61 173,592.29 103 6.0 1,199.10 331.14 867.96 173,261.15 104 6.0 1,199.10 332.79 866.31 172,928.36 105 6.0 1,199.10 334.46 864.64 172,593.90 106 6.0 1,199.10 336.13 862.97 172,257.77 107 6.0 1,199.10 337.81 861.29 171,919.96 108 6.0 1,199.10 339.50 859.60 171,580.46 14,389.20 3,964.35 10,424.85 109 6.0 1,199.10 341.20 857.90 171,239.26 110 6.0 1,199.10 342.90 856.20 170,896.36 111 6.0 1,199.10 344.62 854.48 170,551.74 112 6.0 1,199.10 346.34 852.76 170,205.40 113 6.0 1,199.10 348.07 851.03 169,857.33 114 6.0 1,199.10 349.81 849.29 169,507.52 115 6.0 1,199.10 351.56 847.54 169,155.96 116 6.0 1,199.10 353.32 845.78 168,802.64 117 6.0 1,199.10 355.09 844.01 168,447.55 118 6.0 1,199.10 356.86 842.24 168,090.69 119 6.0 1,199.10 358.65 840.45 167,732.04 120 6.0 1,199.10 360.44 838.66 167,371.60 14,389.20 4,208.86 10,180.34
  • 25. REDUCING THE 1st MORTGAGE 1st Year Bal. $200,000 Yearly Prin. $2,500 Sub Total $197,500 From 2nd Mort $12,000 $12,000 From 2nd Mortgage Interest Savings Total Year 1 $185,500 $47,979 From Amortization Yearly Prin. $3,500 Sub Total $182,000 $32,825 Savings 2nd Year From 2nd Mort $12,000 Total Year 2 $170,000 $80,804
  • 26. THE SOLUTION • We evaluate client’s total consumer debt • We calculate the exact split for your 1st Mortgage and Line of Credit to maximise savings. • Use your LOC like your current household cheque account to avoid interest and simplify your finances. • Should your loans need restructuring, we are always there to assist.
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