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1. Should you borrow on a mortgage or pay cash for your main house?
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Let's say you wanted to buy a $320,000 house.
And you HAVE the $320,000 to pay cash.
What should you do?
Well, first let's look at what happens if you finance the entire thing.
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Let's say you wanted to buy a $320,000 house.
And you HAVE the $320,000 to pay cash.
What should you do?
Well, first let's look at what happens if you finance the entire thing.
2. If you finance the entire thing with 0% down at 5%, you will have monthly payments of $1,718 for 30 years.
(yes, I know that's higher than what most of you will be charged.)
If you add those up, you not only paid the $320,000 back, you also pay $298,419 in interest.
(yes, I know that's higher than what most of you will be charged.)
If you add those up, you not only paid the $320,000 back, you also pay $298,419 in interest.
3. Enter @DaveRamsey and @SuzeOrmanShow yelling at you:
'YOU BOUGHT THE HOUSE TWICE!!
WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING, DUMMY?!?'
Are they right?
Well, sorta.
They are correct that you WILL pay almost double what the house cost over 30 years.
But, here is what they leave out
'YOU BOUGHT THE HOUSE TWICE!!
WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING, DUMMY?!?'
Are they right?
Well, sorta.
They are correct that you WILL pay almost double what the house cost over 30 years.
But, here is what they leave out
