If you have a mortgage and a home on your name that is partly yours and have the financial possibility of paying off your mortgage easily, so when should you pay off your mortgage and how would you do this? Find out more in today's post.
Top 2 Reasons to Pay off Your Mortgage Early
Posted by stacieawalker under TaxesFrom http://www.womaninleadership.com 3897 days ago
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3893 days ago
For every dollar in interest you pay you only get 30 - 40% back on taxes. That means you pay 60 - 70% in interest expense.