Should You Pay Off Your Mortgage Early? | Finding Financial Freedom with FootStep #7 - Ep. #88

Why make extra payments to pay off your mortgage early? What would you do with financial freedom?

00:00 – Intro
00:36 – My Toddler's Degrees of Freedom
07:12 – HopeFilled Financial FootStep #7 - Pay Off Your Mortgage

In the story today, Jay shares some adorable stories about his toddlers growing independence and our human nature to desire freedom. What would it look like to have freedom with your finances? What are your stories of freedom?

The main topic explains HopeFilled Financial FootStep #7 - Pay Off Your Mortgage. Jay explains 3 facets of paying off your mortgage and the arguments made on both sides of the issue. Do you plan to pay off your mortgage early? If so, why?

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