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Read more about the article How to Cut 20 Years Off of a Mortgage Without Increasing Regular Repayments

How to Cut 20 Years Off of a Mortgage Without Increasing Regular Repayments

  • Post author:Jacque
  • Post published:January 24, 2024
  • Post category:Lending

Learn how you can cut 20 years off your mortgage without increasing regular repayments and as a result, pay a lot less in interest, saving you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Read more about the article Should I put my money into a high interest savings account or use it to pay off debt?

Should I put my money into a high interest savings account or use it to pay off debt?

  • Post author:Jacque
  • Post published:September 21, 2023
  • Post category:Financial Coaching

Many of us feel like there’s a lot more money going out of our accounts over the past two years than money going into it. That may leave you pondering whether you should open a high-interest savings account to get a good return on investment OR pay down your debts such as your mortgage, car loans etc. So that you don’t have to fret as much when interest rates rise. In this article, we’re going to demystify this decision for you, helping you decide what is the best decision for your financial situation.

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Read more about the article Four Reasons to Pay off Your Mortgage before Investing in Shares

Four Reasons to Pay off Your Mortgage before Investing in Shares

  • Post author:Jacque
  • Post published:June 30, 2022
  • Post category:Your Money

Learn four important reasons as to why you should pay off your mortgage before you invest in the share market. Your plan for getting mortgage and financially free is coming together and now you’re wondering what’s the best way to invest your seed capital.

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