| You may require Mackenzie to release security to you at
various times. This is permitted on both loans subject to specific terms
and conditions. On the Wealth Builder with Interest Only Payments, security
may be released to the borrower provided the subsequent loan to value ratio
doesn't exceed 75%.
IMPORTANT: Security may be released on a Wealth Builder
loan (with principal and interest payments) only to the extent of growth
beyond the initial amount borrowed and invested. For example, a client
that borrowed, say $50,000, may only take away security from the loan
above the $50,000 level. Here's an example:
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Original Loan
Amount |
Current Loan
Balance |
Original Value of Mutual Funds |
Current Value of Mutual Funds |
| $50,000 |
$47,000 |
$50,000 |
$55,000 |
In this example, the maximum amount of security the client would be
entitled to is $5,000 as their funds have grown by $5,000 over the original
loan amount. There is no loan to value relationship in calculating
how much security may be released to your client. The only factor
to consider is the amount of market value excess over the original amount
borrowed. |