What is the priority: repaying your home loan or investing?

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What would you do if you had the opportunity to revolutionise your financial future? Join us as we navigate the complex world of investing and debt reduction, providing you with strategies and insights to build your wealth. This episode explores the importance of financial buffers, the power of reducing debts before retirement, and understanding how your cash flow responds to interest rate changes. We guarantee you'll walk away with a new perspective on managing your finances effectively.

Change gears with us as we delve into strategies for reducing debt when your income falls short. We evaluate various methods, including selling investments, drawing from your super, and even downsizing your home. We promise to equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions, exploring the long-term average interest rates on home loans, potential earnings from investing in growth assets after tax, and the benefits of compounding capital growth. By the end of this episode, you'll understand the power of holding onto investments for the long-term, and how it can shape your financial future. Tune in as we guide you along the path to financial success.

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