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| | | | | Whoa, have you seen what just happened to interest rates!? Suddenly, after at least fourteen years of our financial world being mostly the same, somebody f | |
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| | | | | A house is the largest consumer product in existence. Buying a house can be rewarding, but must be for the right reasons and isn't intrinsically superior to renting: Make sure to budget other associated expenses instead of simply "rent": Depending on your lifestyle, renting may be a better idea: Renting, however, should be temporary if [...]Read More... from How to Own a House | |
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| | | | | Having a mortgage can be seen as a forced savings account to build long term wealth. Within 30 years, you'll have a paid off house. | |
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| | | THE COMING FINANCIAL CRASH One question, above all others, has dominated our recent discussions here. This is the issue of whether the financial system will fracture as the underlying real or material economy inflects from growth into contraction. Has some kind of chaotic reset either contractionary or hyperinflationary become inevitable? Are we | ||
