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@the_family_monastery Not worried about FIF tax? Could split in names and minus a few dollars to be just under incase it moons

@kayvin Interesting write up. Here's my thoughts from someone who's knocked off 13 years off a 25 yr mortgage on lower end salary, been 95% of my life in 2nd tax bracket. Put your plan into a timeline and try to reach each goal, be prepared to fail most times and adjust to the best of your...

@believer4892 "These brokers hate this one trick" lol

@jamoneyy Yup its this, limit the interest that's being accumulated each day, use credit card to keep thatoney in revolving credit while getting points

@turboizak Yes that's true. You just have to do the maths. Right now with the financial cycle, the maths doesn't make sense with lending so tight. People can't wait for a better deal or think 5 or 10 years ahead. Self control with a cell phone with the ability to buy many things anytime is the...

@sherylb Well I hope they would make it their #1 goal, thats what it takes

@sherylb In theory yesterday,stock returns over the years but most can't follow this. That's why buying a home is forced savings. There's very hard rules for buying to pay off, BC would be a no no. It's on going costs that rise, silly if your goal was to pay off

@elevangeliodehoy Too much risk for straight out stocks but doing options on NIO

@sherylb The rent will likely increase along with inflation. A mortgage will go down as it's eaten up by inflation

@snlmommy While mostly right, there was too much math this late at night. To make the math err more right.... you can buy the house on the lower end price, rent out the rooms and pay extra so less interest overall. Effectively what this does, is increase your income to pay more principal...