Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.
I regret prepaying my mortgage…
Then go out and get another mortgage - very simple.
Exactly. Open a heloc.
Yeah, tap your equity at 6-7% APR just so you have the comfort of knowing your house is still owned by the bank. Brilliant financial planning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.
I regret prepaying my mortgage…
Then go out and get another mortgage - very simple.
Exactly. Open a heloc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.
I regret prepaying my mortgage…
Then go out and get another mortgage - very simple.
Anonymous wrote:It makes sense to pay off the mortgage before retirement if you know you won't be able to afford the mortgage payments in retirement.
Anonymous wrote:My early retirement plan includes not having a mortgage. The mortgage will be paid in about a year!
I can’t imagine regretting not having that expense, which is the biggest monthly expense we have. We will save more for retirement and spend some on home repairs and travel.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.
I regret prepaying my mortgage…
Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve never met anyone with a paid off house that regretted doing it.