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Stop paying off your mortgage early! Here's why 👇 When you're prioritizing paying off your mortgage early-- that means you're likely not investing as much as you could or you're pausing on other financial goals to get your home paid off sooner. But paying off your mortgage early should ONLY be a priority if you've already achieved all your other financial goals AND you're nearing retirement!  Why? Because it can take YEARS for your to pay off your mortgage early and that means you could be waiting YEARS to invest. Here's the thing-- You can't always make up for lost time by investing more later on in life-- because your money needs TIME in the stock market in order to grow. For example... Let's say you are 30 years old, and spent 15 years paying off a mortgage early, and that cost you $3k a month ($2k on your mortgage and $1k as an extra payment).  Then when you were debt free, you decided to invest that WHOLE $3k a month in the stock market from the age of 45 to 65. With an 8% average annual return, you'd have ~$1.6 million at 65. Let's say instead from the age of 30 to 60 you invested $1k and kept paying your standard mortgage of $2k for 30 years. Then after 30 years, you'd be paid off-- so you could then invest $3k for the final five years before retirement. Instead of having $1.6 million... you'd have $2.2 million. That's a $600k difference 😅 aka an extra $24k a YEAR to live off of in retirement. And there are more benefits to keeping your mortgage. 1. Your money isn't all tied up in your house or just ONE asset. You've got diversification. 2. With inflation, your fixed-rate mortgage loses value over time. Your payment stays the same as your income and assets hopefully continue to grow... making your mortgage easier to manage over time. 3. Taxes! For those who itemize their taxes-- mortgage interest is tax-deductible!  I hope this helps you understand WHY we don't want to be paying off our mortgage early. Simply put-- because we should be investing in other things.
Stop paying off your mortgage early! Here's why 👇 When you're prioritizing paying off your mortgage early-- that means you're likely not investing as much as you could or you're pausing on other financial goals to get your home paid off sooner. But paying off your mortgage early should ONLY be a priority if you've already achieved all your other financial goals AND you're nearing retirement! Why? Because it can take YEARS for your to pay off your mortgage early and that means you could be waiting YEARS to invest. Here's the thing-- You can't always make up for lost time by investing more later on in life-- because your money needs TIME in the stock market in order to grow. For example... Let's say you are 30 years old, and spent 15 years paying off a mortgage early, and that cost you $3k a month ($2k on your mortgage and $1k as an extra payment). Then when you were debt free, you decided to invest that WHOLE $3k a month in the stock market from the age of 45 to 65. With an 8% average annual return, you'd have ~$1.6 million at 65. Let's say instead from the age of 30 to 60 you invested $1k and kept paying your standard mortgage of $2k for 30 years. Then after 30 years, you'd be paid off-- so you could then invest $3k for the final five years before retirement. Instead of having $1.6 million... you'd have $2.2 million. That's a $600k difference 😅 aka an extra $24k a YEAR to live off of in retirement. And there are more benefits to keeping your mortgage. 1. Your money isn't all tied up in your house or just ONE asset. You've got diversification. 2. With inflation, your fixed-rate mortgage loses value over time. Your payment stays the same as your income and assets hopefully continue to grow... making your mortgage easier to manage over time. 3. Taxes! For those who itemize their taxes-- mortgage interest is tax-deductible! I hope this helps you understand WHY we don't want to be paying off our mortgage early. Simply put-- because we should be investing in other things.

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