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Would you invest extra cash monthly in VTSAX or pay down 8% mortgage aggressively? Or combo of both?
I want to take advantage of the downturn, but also want to reduce my expenses before I FIRE.
JohnI would attack that mortgage. There is nothing like being debt free. After that you keep all your returns and your portfolio takes off like a rocket.
BTW statistically this “downturn “ is completely insignificant.
It’s not even a correction
SageA lot of uncertainty and volatility in the market right now, I would take a guaranteed 8% gain tax free since a lot of stocks are really overpriced after the last bull run.
If there was a massive 30% correction in the market tomorrow then I would probably switch over to loading up while they are cheap.
RossAttack that 8%. If it was a lot lower it might make sense to switch some or all to investing, but I’d want to hammer that 8%.
JessicaOuch 8% mortgage? Would it make sense to refinance? You’re bordering returns on stocks at that point.
If it were lower, I’d invest and use those returns to pay the mortgage.
MattBoth, if young enough those added funds in VTSAX will explode!
Been there done that and funds did explode!
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