“I like the idea of locking in equity positions ... I put, pay the loan back in to redraw, so that the balance is like $50, leave it on interest only.”

Stuart Weems, personal practice · Investopoly · Q&A- Sequence of returns risk retiring early: bridging to super

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Set up a $500,000 undrawn loan facility, keep $50,000 on interest-only, and only draw if market crashes

$500,000 facility; $50,000 interest-only balance

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