Interest – Rate vs Cost using 6% Mortgage and 10% HELOC.
1. WHEN CAN YOU BORROW MONEY BUT NOT BE IN MORE DEBT?
I am a strong advocate of getting out of debt as soon as possible and staying out as long as possible.
The diagram below shows how by borrowing $5,000 from a home equity, personal or business line of credit to use as a principal-only payment to help pay off the balance owing on a mortgage, you aren’t really getting deeper into debt. You are really just repositioning the debt differently. Don’t you still owe the same $200,000 amount but in a different configuration? Why do this? Keep reading……

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Who’s Who of Who gives excellent financial advice
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12. G. Edward Griffin
Here is an article written a few years ago by G. Edward Griffin, author of The Creature from Jekyll Island, A Second Look at the Federal Reserve.

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