Both of them working from home with the smaller house. If you need a quiet space, that means renting maybe a co-working space. And then I end up with these ancillary expenses because we're working in such a confined area. But short term, economically, the 1.375 is easily the winner. Yeah, it would be hard to give up a mortgage rate like that. What about adding on to that house? Well, then you're going to take out either other debt.
#430: D is worried that she’s going to suffer from her parents’ poor financial choices. Is it time to confront them about it?
An anonymous caller and her fiance both own a house. Which one do they move into after the wedding?
In a world of rising inflation, Nick wants to know if it’s time to change the way he saves for his future.
Another anonymous caller wants to buy a second home within a decade. How does she start planning now?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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