General Discussion AGY, page-12029

heya. As it's an open question,

This depends on your circumstances. In my case I would consider what growth/risks I'd expect with the company vs the costs of paying the mortgage off including termination fees/CGT vs what other opportunities are out there. EG, if a good opportunity comes along, would you like to have capital to invest in that? By drawing down all of my holdings, what tax liabilities am I up for? What will the interest on my loan cost if I don't pay it down? Are there any termination costs involved in paying the mortgage early? What are the further growth prospects of the company?

All questions but you will have to work out the best scenario for you. In my case, I don't have a mortgage so those related Q's don't relate to me, the others do though.

If you have enough invested to pay down your mortgage, you probably should see a financial advisor to sort the best option for you. Either way, holding stocks will always carry risk - it's up to you to work out which has the best benefit for you.

C