For most people, the mortgage is the largest amount of debt that they will ever take out or have to pay off. Not to mention, housing costs are typically the largest expenses that individuals have month-to-month. We need to understand the way that this type of debt works, why we view it differently from other consumer debts, and how this type of debt can end up benefitting us in the long-term. I am not saying that you should keep a mortgage around, but having a paid off home and more subsequent cash flow left in your budget is the best way to go about building long-term wealth that will last and not be depleted by large costs like housing. We will discuss:
1. Why mortgages are different from other debts
2. How we should pay off a mortgage early
3. How a paid off home can benefit us over the long-term
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