Jim reveals three simple strategies that helped him pay off his own home ahead of his goal of 11 years. None of these methods requires petitioning a politician to fix anything. Instead, they let you reclaim control: No mortgage. No bank payment. More freedom.

For twenty-somethings who fear they’ll never own a home, and for anyone feeling trapped by an interest-first system, this episode shows a path to more liberty, right now, in the real world.

Disclaimer: The following does not constitute financial advice. The experience shared here is for your consideration as you determine the mortgage type, term, and payment plan that best align with your goals and judgment.

MATH ALERT: The math used in this episode is more directionally accurate than precise. Your math will vary depending on your specific situation, and your AI may arrive at different results. :-)

CHAPTERS

0:00 Disclaimer

0:14 Theme

0:26 Does Trump want 50 year mortgages?

1:49 Jim's financial situation

4:20 Renting from the bank for life

6:08 Private opportunities rigged away

9:48 The history of the 30 year mortgage

11:38 Terminology, starting with PITI2

14:12 G.O.O.D.

15:27 Spreadsheet and a plan

18:07 Extra principle payments

19:54 50-year vs 30-year comparison

27:47 Bi-weekly payment plan

33:32 How to cut the term in half

37:34 Upfront lump sum

43:11 What Jim did to pay off his home

46:42 Combining strategies

48:45 Three areas where state has hurt us

51:42 Freedom or Debt?

CREDITS

Bill Protzmann is your moderator.

This episode is sponsored by Zero Aggression Project. https://zeroaggressionproject.org/

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