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Low Rates = Massive Mortgage Payoff?
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The flexibility or having a large stoozed mortgage pot is allowing me to max out my pension contributions for two years which due to the tax/benefits landscape is cheaper than making the same contributions over 10 years plus means I can contribute now hopefully before the benefits of pension saving are cut back.
Mortgage is well below 50% of property value so mortgage rates are not an issue (income is more of a blocker).
For tax reasons DW has to earn all of the interest which does itself constitute a risk....I think....0 -
What is DW?0
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Darling WifeI think....0
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