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Join contestAnyone who pays property tax is in perpetual debt. If in doubt, stop paying.Wrong, there is a whole world of people who are not in debt because they never bought into the lies, of those who live on the life blood of those in debt. One of the reasons shit is so expensive, is because of all the hands in the chain,...
And you may break even due to the devaluing dollar from inflation.Wouldn't advise that but no point paying off a $200k 3% mortgage with $200k earning 15%. Many similar examples.
True enough.And you may break even due to the devaluing dollar from inflation.
meh
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modern society is debt/credit based
Anyone who pays property tax is in perpetual debt. If in doubt, stop paying.
I don't pay property tax, I live in Alabama.Anyone who pays property tax is in perpetual debt. If in doubt, stop paying.
True enough.
But still farther ahead than pulling all the cash out to pay off the mortgage.
Yep, No one has ever saved money by paying a mortgage. The reason all banks & mortgage company's always have slick adds telling you how its better to pay for something that own it outright. They have the none thinking in the palm of their hands with the debt leash ready to apply pressure anytime they want.. Sure it's "better" if you are all about the rat race. Many are not about keeping up with the Jones.
Pay for the property and monthly add the payment amount minus 10% to the 15% investment leaves you cash in hand and a growing investment and freedom from debtors.
To each their own
Dude, it's all about that credit rating!! They have been indoctrinating that forever. Kinda funny that if you are debt free and a vast amount of cash available that your credit rating is in the shitter. In debt so deep that it consumes 90% of your income and your credit rating is good.Yep, No one has ever saved money by paying a mortgage. The reason all banks & mortgage company's always have slick adds telling you how its better to pay for something that own it outright. They have the none thinking in the palm of their hands with the debt leash ready to apply pressure anytime they want.
Up is down, ect.Dude, it's all about that credit rating!! They have been indoctrinating that forever. Kinda funny that if you are debt free and a vast amount of cash available that your credit rating is in the shitter. In debt so deep that it consumes 90% of your income and your credit rating is good.
The "how much can you afford to pay monthly" is the societal way.