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jenijoplin(Newbie)Newbie
25 Feb 2023

Hi,

I'm thinking of doing debt recycling through my mortgage account to autinvest every fortnight into vanguard etf.


My question is how do I apportion the interest on the loan into deductable and non deductable interest?


Since I'm using autoinvest I'll be able to know exactly how much of the debt is becoming deductable and will know the total at the end of the financial year.


This is an example of what I would like to do.

Loan amount:$500k

Weekly repayment (P&I):$500

Extra weekly repayment:$200

Weekly redraw to autoinvest:$200


Total yearly investment:$10,400

Total yearly interest on year x: $20,000

Total principal repaid on year x: $6,000


So my thinking is that at the end of FY:

Remaining debt is: $489,600

Non-deductable debt is: $500,000-$10,400- $6,000 = $483,600

Deductable debt is: $10,400


The question is what are the proportion of interests that are deductable?

a) $10,400/$500,000 = 2.08%

b) $10,400/$489,600 = 2.12%


Am I in the right track? or completley off?


I don't want to do a split loan because I want to invest little amounts weekly rather than wait to save an invest big chunks. Also, if anyone has a better way on how to do frequent small investment and doing debt recycling too please share.


Thanks,

J







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