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Decent interest rate but 2 issues as a supporter, how will the interest be paid each year - around £297k and more importantly how us the £3.5m capital going to be paid back in 5 years?

 

The interst looks affordable given a commercial loan for the club could be much higher. The capital might only be repaid either by taking out another loan or selling the debt to new (richer) owners.

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what happens if club lose money and you are a shareholder, are you liable for part of the debt?  Also i take it the 8.5% return is after 5 years invested so 1.7% interest per year. 

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16 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

what happens if club lose money and you are a shareholder, are you liable for part of the debt?  Also i take it the 8.5% return is after 5 years invested so 1.7% interest per year. 

No, per year 

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15 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

what happens if club lose money and you are a shareholder, are you liable for part of the debt?  Also i take it the 8.5% return is after 5 years invested so 1.7% interest per year. 

Says 8.5% pa. Nobody is putting in £3.5m for 1.7% pa. You can get 4.3% fixed for 5yrs at a Building Society which is protected by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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Posted

They should do it as crypto, amounts to the same thing.

Could call it

BoltCoin

TrotterCoin

Loftyum

 

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So, invest £1000 and get £425 interest, plus £100 if we go up?
A 52.5% return over 5yrs? Club will be fucked in 5yrs time.

Suggests FV will be looking to sell in that window.

Posted
14 minutes ago, Traf said:

So, invest £1000 and get £425 interest, plus £100 if we go up?
A 52.5% return over 5yrs? Club will be fucked in 5yrs time.

Suggests FV will be looking to sell in that window.

All depends on how they work the interest out but you could end up with over £1600 if it’s compound interest 

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Just now, freds dad said:

All depends on how they work the interest out but you could end up with over £1600 if it’s compound interest 

Not compound, it's paid out annually in cash

Posted
40 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

what happens if club lose money and you are a shareholder, are you liable for part of the debt?  Also i take it the 8.5% return is after 5 years invested so 1.7% interest per year. 

You're not a shareholder, you are a bond holder. 

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