Getting FITTER Financially

The DIY Home Loan

A smarter, structured approach to your home loan that recycles your money, paying down debt faster while building wealth at the same time.

How the DIY Home Loan Recycles Your Money

Example Scenario
Your Home
$1M Market Value · LVR 60%
MASTER LIMIT = $600k

LOAN SPLIT
1
Split 1

Standard Home Loan

~$500k debt structured as a normal home loan. Regular repayments are made each month. The more you put in, the faster the loan reduces.

2
Split 2

Line of Credit / Interest Only Facility

Any amount you choose each month is drawn against this facility and invested: shares, ETFs, gold, or whatever you decide. It's entirely your call.

Your Investments
Shares · ETFs · Gold · Whatever you choose
The Key Benefits

All borrowings through the investment facility are tax deductible, as they are used for investment purposes

Access to better education, new investment opportunities, and professional guidance

A strict budget is built around your loan structure, keeping you on track

All 20 rules are followed, keeping the strategy clean and compliant

The less you draw from the main home loan, the faster it reduces

Your money works in multiple directions at once, paying down debt and building wealth simultaneously

The 20 Rules of the DIY Home Loan

The Playbook

01

Max loan 110% of median, LVR ≤ 70%.

02

Credit cards capped at 5% of household salary.

03

Budget reviewed every quarter.

04

Tax return lodged before December (within 6 months).

05

Wills in place for every borrower.

06

Annual review fee paid; discounts unlocked.

07

1 referral per year to the lender / broker.

08

DCA payments match GISI savings, never more.

09

Concessional contributions matched to NOA income.

10

General insurance current; review letter signed.

11

No other loans (Cond. Exemptions may apply for SMSF, HECS, Family other).

12

Yearly CC to super = annual GISI savings (or max).

13

Life, TPD, Trauma & Income Protection in place.

14

Pay GISI every month, more than minimum P&I.

15

Overall debts going down every single year.

16

Tax plan written by your accountant.

17

Finance broker review completed.

18

Lawyer review (or signed waiver) on file.

19

20-question survey completed and signed.

20

Opportunity Cost Calculator run each year.

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