If I'm not misremembering they give you a loan requiring you buy stocks that pay dividend, and reinvesting all dividends in where they came from, allowing you only to withdraw any capital gain above cost basis, at your own tax burden, until you pay the debt otherwise they get the matured stock value plus being able to claim some kind of tax benefit.
That sounds really dirty... so banks would do it if it had a government guarantee or something. I'd still think they'd require outside (of the stocks) collateral though.
If I'm not misremembering they give you a loan requiring you buy stocks that pay dividend, and reinvesting all dividends in where they came from, allowing you only to withdraw any capital gain above cost basis, at your own tax burden, until you pay the debt otherwise they get the matured stock value plus being able to claim some kind of tax benefit.
That sounds really dirty... so banks would do it if it had a government guarantee or something. I'd still think they'd require outside (of the stocks) collateral though.