When you know with certainty that you have a $400 monthly payment and it's due on the 5th of the month period end of story, it becomes part of your budget. It maybe is a bill that's paid automatically. And you don't feel like viscerally feel the pain of it because it's simply digital moves that take place on a ledger. But human psychology is not a spreadsheet.
#451: Rachel’s car is nearing its end of life and she’s short on cash. Should she sell before she’s hit with a major repair?
Cam wants to arbitrage a hefty low-interest loan with a three-year payback period. Is this the opportunity of a lifetime or a disaster waiting to happen?
Kris has tried all the budgeting apps but they’re cumbersome and time-consuming. Is there a better way to track his monthly expenses?
An anonymous caller feels stretched thin with a high mortgage on a single income. Should she sell off some stocks to lower her monthly payments?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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