joeyd4538
joeyd4538 t1_jad7cq6 wrote
Years ago,,,,,yes. Last 5 years, maybee. Trump kinda messed that up when he doubled the standard deduction. It also depends what state you live in. High tax states usually hit the cap on write offs for property and state deductions.
joeyd4538 t1_j6e5fj2 wrote
Reply to Pay down on house or keep in savings? by jws1300
Your basically working tword saving your self 10 seconds of work per month when you knock out that mortgage. That 10 seconds will not compound like the money could have. You'll still have to pay property taxes twice a year, so that 2 minuites you get back every year will actually be more like 1:40.....I personally would rather have the cash on hand, even if it was hard cash under the matress. You never know when that dream car you've always wanted pops up from a guy in your neighborhood on a Sunday morning. By the time you refi, get out the money, go back and make an offer, the car has long been sold. (I lost my dream car on a Saturday night to a guy who bought it on Sunday afternoon with cash). I still loose sleep over that one.
joeyd4538 t1_j273gpo wrote
Work on weekends and a night or 2 during the week.....all a loan does is get you deeper into debt. This will also curb any kind of spending your doing, so it's double bubble.
joeyd4538 t1_j268xpy wrote
The car isn't your biggest problem
joeyd4538 t1_iy4ldqf wrote
Reply to Started saving for retirement this year-- my "historical returns" YTD say -8.97%, why am I putting this money here instead of a high yield savings account? by Lobster_osity
Because your buying at a substantial discount. This is how real estate investors win.....they never buy when the market is going up.
joeyd4538 t1_je9nm21 wrote
Reply to How can I convert credit into cash other than cash advance? by duase4
This sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. Try door dash on the weekends to convert free time into cash.