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| Finally I decided to max out the payment I added 15% per weeks and I put 7000.00 cash on the house. The weekly payments will be taken from one of my mutual fund, so I wont have to worry about them, so its the best of both world, I keep my investment , and save on interest . Thanks to all for your input "BMS" <mcfarland[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message news:HtWdnfOEyfyHClPfRVn-uA[at]comcast.com... - quote - > If this is your final house and your intention is to leave feet first, > then paying it off for the security of having a place to live and this is > the place out weighs the financial concerns. > "Rick" <rick[at]nowhere.com> wrote in message > news:64wye.2637$is5.338485[at]news20.bellglobal.com... > > I have 200,000.00 invested in mutual funds and in some stock.( Canadian > > Hey) > > > My mortgage is 77500,00. at 5.45% > > > Should I pay it off and re-investing the monthly payments ? > > > I would feel a lot better without it, but it is smart to pay it off ?? I > > make a decent salary, with a pension plan, and with life insurance , > > making > > the payment isn't a problem, so should I ??? > |
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| If this is your final house and your intention is to leave feet first, then paying it off for the security of having a place to live and this is the place out weighs the financial concerns. "Rick" <rick[at]nowhere.com> wrote in message news:64wye.2637$is5.338485[at]news20.bellglobal.com... - quote - > I have 200,000.00 invested in mutual funds and in some stock.( Canadian > Hey) > My mortgage is 77500,00. at 5.45% > Should I pay it off and re-investing the monthly payments ? > I would feel a lot better without it, but it is smart to pay it off ?? I > make a decent salary, with a pension plan, and with life insurance , > making > the payment isn't a problem, so should I ??? |
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| Is it a fixed rate? How long do you have this rate? If it is a fixed rate, then if it were me, I would not pay the house off any sooner than you have to. Allow that $200,000 to grow. You could always pull from it later if you decided to pay if off. But, this is all for nil if you can't sleep at night knowing that you have a house note. JLP http://allthingsfinancial.blogspot.com |
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| mikepier[at]optonline.net wrote: - quote - > I think you should hold on to it. It's such a low rate. You never know
This topic has been extensively and intelligently discussed in this> what will happen down the road if you need the money. Plus you have the > interest write-off at tax time. > But it's a matter of preference. There's nothing wrong paying it off > either. newsgroup and in misc.consumers.frugal-living, so just google those groups and read the old discussions to hear all the pros and cons in great detail. Andy |
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| I think you should hold on to it. It's such a low rate. You never know what will happen down the road if you need the money. Plus you have the interest write-off at tax time. But it's a matter of preference. There's nothing wrong paying it off either. |
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| I have 200,000.00 invested in mutual funds and in some stock.( Canadian Hey) My mortgage is 77500,00. at 5.45% Should I pay it off and re-investing the monthly payments ? I would feel a lot better without it, but it is smart to pay it off ?? I make a decent salary, with a pension plan, and with life insurance , making the payment isn't a problem, so should I ??? |
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