Fast Track Your Mortgage: Save thousands and live the life you want
- ISBN-10
- 174176467X
- ISBN-13
- 9781741764673
- Category
- Business & Economics
- Pages
- 276
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2002-08-01
- Publisher
- Allen & Unwin
- Author
- Lorraine Graham
Description
It's no secret that you can save thousands of dollars by paying off your mortgage faster. But which mortgages allow you to do this? And where do you find the extra money to make the additional repayments? In this practical guide, Lorraine Graham takes you through the key steps to paying off your mortgage in a realistic timeframe. Lorraine explains the different types of mortgages available and shows how to calculate the one which best suits you. This is not just a book about throwing everything you can spare into your mortgage, but a whole new way of managing your finances so your money works for you. But it doesn't end there. Once you've paid off your mortgage, Lorraine shows you how you can use the money you saved to invest for a secure financial retirement - and ensure you enjoy the lifestyle you want. An extra $45 a week on a loan of $100 000 could save you $50 000 and ten years of payments. An extra $75 a week could allow you to pay off your loan in twelve years and retire with nearly a million dollars Whether you are single, a young family buying your first home, or an older family with an established mortgage, this book will show you how you can save ten of thousands of dollars on your mortgage without compromising your lifestyle.
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