In this episode, Paul dives into the mortgage payoff, exploring the financial realities. Is paying off your mortgage early always the smartest move? Paul examines financial trade-offs, opportunity costs, and strategies to help you make informed decisions about your financial goals. This episode offers a fresh perspective on financial freedom.
Check out these mortgage-related episodes from the channel:
- PODCAST EPISODE 252: Mortgage Rates are Not What They Seem
- PODCAST EPISODE 122: Basics of Debt, Part 2: Dealing With Mortgages
- PODCAST EPISODE 43: Mortgage Myths for Entrepreneurs
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