When Paying Off a Mortgage Early is WRONG

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @ThisCatEatsBrains
    @ThisCatEatsBrains Год назад +1

    I stopped paying down exactly when I could earn more by just saving those extra payments in a HYSA. I took at extra $200 I was paying and put it into VTSAX. Great video and couldn't agree more!

    • @TripOfALifestyle
      @TripOfALifestyle  Год назад

      Awesome; sounds like you've got the plan nailed down!

  • @soniakostova
    @soniakostova Год назад +1

    Thanks for this. My rate is 2.25 and I would like to lower my fixed costs but I’m going to hold off until I have a good amount invested within the next 10-15 years. Sub 3% rates are a gift.

    • @TripOfALifestyle
      @TripOfALifestyle  Год назад

      Sounds like a good plan! Just make sure you invest according to the risks you can afford to take.

  • @mwmckendree
    @mwmckendree Год назад +1

    Totally understand the concept here. I'm at 2.375% and paying extra each month. Running the numbers, I might gain $1,500 by investing instead at the end of my loan term. I'll keep paying early and own my home outright sooner. Thanks for the thought exercise.

    • @TripOfALifestyle
      @TripOfALifestyle  Год назад

      Hey, at least you're operating with your eyes wide open! Thanks for watching and considering.

    • @caseyrichards3212
      @caseyrichards3212 Год назад

      If someone offered you a loan at 2.375%, would you take the money? It's a literal no-brainer at the current interest rates. Sounds like you don't have much left on your term, but I could think of like 16,271 ways to spend the extra earnings.

  • @ClaireAffleck476
    @ClaireAffleck476 Год назад +2

    I haven’t been so keen on trading crypto and stock lately because I’ve not really made profits..Any idea how I can make good profits?

    • @TripOfALifestyle
      @TripOfALifestyle  Год назад +6

      Just an FYI: This appears to be a fake thread created by scammers. Probably best to ignore all the comments under this one.