Are you paying too much for your finance? Or has your bank said “no” to borrowing more money?
Private banking clients are frequently trying to solve two key problems: working out how to borrow more money, and pay less interest and fees. However, more often than not, your lender’s restrictive conditions prevent you from achieving this goal.
To make matters worse, you’re often time-poor (juggling work and family) and have intricate income structures (including self-employment, directorships, and dividends).
This invisible ‘lending ceiling’ diminishes your wealth goals and prevents you from starting or expanding your business, growing a property portfolio, and accelerating your wealth for the retirement you’ve been dreaming of.
As a result, many private banking clients either waste valuable years waiting for your equity to grow (so you can eventually borrow more) or you sacrifice the things you really want (so you can pour extra money into savings).
None of these options are desirable. The question is: what can you do instead?