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Old 10-07-2008, 04:37 PM   #15 (permalink)
ashwright
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Originally Posted by Waimate01 View Post
Net worth of (say) $7m, no debt, earning (say) 5% fully franked means an effortless income of $350k per year with a bunch of the tax already paid.
But if you have a Net worth of $7m, debt of $14m, earning 5%, with interest costs of 10%. Your equity is the same, your assets are $21m. However instead of earning money, you are losing $350k per year.

I think it is all about cash flow, not net worth.
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