Are you stretching out your mortgage repayments while quietly limiting your long term wealth?
- Noah Cohen
- Feb 2
- 1 min read

Every financial decision carries weight. And when things feel uncertain, it’s natural to default to what feels “safe”: pay down debt, build buffers, avoid complexity, and invest if there’s money left over.
But here’s the catch - That safety-first mindset can keep you stuck in slow motion.
A well‑designed debt recycling strategy isn’t about taking big risks. It’s about being intentional with the money you already earn.
When structured properly, it can help you:
Pay down bad debt faster
Put surplus cash to work without increasing lifestyle pressure
Build assets while still protecting your cash flow
For many people (especially those who don’t earn in neat, predictable pay cycles) the real risk isn’t market volatility. It’s standing still for years because the strategy never evolved with the way they earn.
This is where structure matters.
If you want clarity on whether debt recycling makes sense for your situation, let’s talk. We’ll look at your income, your loan structure, and whether this approach can help you move forward without adding stress.
Want A Loan is a Corporate Credit Representative (No. 490204) of BLSSA Pty Ltd ABN 69 117 651 760, Australian Credit License 391237.




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