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Presents. A Tale Of Three Brothers. A Tale of Three Brothers. This is a story of three brothers, each earning $75,000.00 per year. Each brother has $60,000.00 in savings and is buying a $300,000.00 house. 15-Year Mortgage at 5.00 % $ 60,000 as a down payment $0 savings left over to invest

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  1. Presents A Tale Of Three Brothers

  2. A Tale of Three Brothers This is a story of three brothers, each earning $75,000.00 per year. Each brother has $60,000.00 in savings and is buying a $300,000.00 house.

  3. 15-Year Mortgage at 5.00 % $ 60,000 as a down payment $0 savings left over to invest $ 1898 monthly payment (52% taxdeduction in first year) $ 1624 average monthly after-tax payment2 Wants to eliminate his mortgage as he is afraid of losing his house 2 Assumes a combined federal/state income tax rate of 28% Brother “A” believes in paying off the mortgage as soon as he can

  4. 30-year mortgage at 6.0% $ 60,000.00 as down payment $0 remaining to invest $ 1439 monthly payment (53% tax deductible in first year) $ 1105 average monthly after-tax payment2 Sends in extra $ 100 per month to eliminate mortgage payment earlier. Invests the other $359 per month. 4 Account earns 10% rate of return 2 Assumes a combined Federal/State Income Tax rate of 28% 4 The monthly cash flow is determined by comparing the minimum payments against brother “A” minus the $ 100 he sends in as an additional payment on his mortgage Brother “B” carries a longer mortgage than brother “A” but also adds $ 100 per month to his payment

  5. Low Payment Loan at 1.95%1 $30,000.00 as down payment $30,000.00 remaining to invest 3 $991 monthly payment (100% tax deductible in first year) $277 average monthly after-tax-payment for the first year 2 Adds $100 to his monthly investments, plus an average of $874 per month over for 5 years. Account earns a 10% rate of return 1 This example is based on a payment driven loan. The minimum payment is based on a rate of 1.95%, whereas the note rate of mortgage is assumed to be 6%. For the illustration above, the index is considered to be constant throughout the term of the loan; actual results may vary. 2 Assumes a combined federal/state income tax rate of 28% 3 Assumes a 10% rate of return on investment, investment results may vary depending on type of investment Brother “C” believes that using his house as afinancial tool is a key to obtaining wealth. Brother “C” seeks out the loan with the lowest payment.

  6. Who made the right decision?Results after just 5 years: 3 Assumes a 10% rate of return. Rate of return may vary based on type of investment

  7. What if all three brothers suddenly lose their jobs? 3 Assumes a 10% rate of return of invested funds, rate of return may vary base on type of investment

  8. Results after 30 Years: 3 Assumes a 10% rate of return, rate of return may vary based on type of investment used 6 Brother “C” refinances every 5 years, dropping his minimum payment back down to low 1.95% payment level and starting all over 7 Brother “A” paid house off in 15 years and started investing the savings

  9. Cash is King!...and Brother “C” now has more than $ 2.5 million in savings and investments! Your best investment is not in your house – people who understand how money works choose a big mortgage, use it to create wealth, and never pay it off!!!!! Remember…………………

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