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re: What would the MT board do ? Regarding condo sale and student loan balance
Posted on 2/7/24 at 7:13 pm to Lawyered
Posted on 2/7/24 at 7:13 pm to Lawyered
I agree with all of this
But I would add to this a question about your long term housing plans. Having money in a personal residence gets you some diversity in your overall allocation of your net worth. If you own a home your housing costs are inflation protected (apart from property taxes maintenance and perhaps insurance) You lose that inflation protection as a renter and the long term appreciation.
Are you getting back into home ownership or are you going to rent long term / forever and be subject to rising housing costs that you are somewhat insulated from when you own a house with no mortgage or a fixed one you are paying down?
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Yep, do this. This debt will weigh you down forever. The delta from 4.24% vs 5% in CDs is beans. Pay the sucker off
Take $13.5K out of the ~$33K left from sale of condo and fund your '23 and '24 Roth ($6.5K for '23 and $7K for '24)
Put the remaining $19.5K in that CD or open a taxable brokerage account or boost your emergency savings or go on a kick arse vacation
Definitely up your 401K to 15%
Take what was the payment for you student loan and save it going forward to fund your Roth on Jan 1st '25, rinse and repeat going forward
But I would add to this a question about your long term housing plans. Having money in a personal residence gets you some diversity in your overall allocation of your net worth. If you own a home your housing costs are inflation protected (apart from property taxes maintenance and perhaps insurance) You lose that inflation protection as a renter and the long term appreciation.
Are you getting back into home ownership or are you going to rent long term / forever and be subject to rising housing costs that you are somewhat insulated from when you own a house with no mortgage or a fixed one you are paying down?
This post was edited on 2/7/24 at 7:15 pm
Posted on 2/7/24 at 7:58 pm to agilitydawg
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Are you getting back into home ownership or are you going to rent long term / forever and be subject to rising housing costs that you are somewhat insulated from when you own a house with no mortgage or a fixed one you are paying down?
That’s the plan. To save up a good bit and re-enter the housing market next year or 2026. Renting will not be a long term thing for me .
If Kiffin leaves us high and dry and football goes back to the mean, real estate values will drop. It’s almost directly tied to how the football team is doing here in Oxford .
Times are good and enthusiasm is high and that’s why I decided to sell now as I have maxed out its value for awhile in the sales prices.
This post was edited on 2/7/24 at 7:59 pm
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