Heather (Caller)

And then the interest that's earning money on the brokerage account for interest for 15 years.

And then whenever we have the rest of our mortgage or that 15 year period, then pull out the remaining balance of our mortgage to pay it off at that point.

He said, because.

With the interest, with our mortgage interest rate being so low and the interest rates we'd get on a brokerage account that he'd think we'd actually end up making out better and still being able to pay the mortgage off early.

I was wondering what your guys' thoughts were on that.

Um, Matt, well, it depends on how much money my kids continue to cost me.

Hopefully over the years, we feel bad.

More and more at it.

And so I'm hoping for, you know, closer to 10 years.

But currently with no math changing, I think 15 was realistic.

Okay.

Yeah, we stick to our plans and we are both very cautious with our money.

But we also don't understand the financial world.

Hi, Dave and Christina.

Thanks so much for taking my call today.

So, I...

Paid my, I had student loans starting from 2012 and I have been actively paying exactly as I should never went into deferment, um, paid all the way through the pandemic and then decided to make a lump sum to pay off, pay them completely off in January of 2021.

I recently found, um, but I recently found out that I would qualify for, um, that I very likely would qualify for the Biden student loan forgiveness.

and I'm wondering if there should be any moral dilemmas or misgivings about this, um, because I don't, you know, I don't need this money.

I'm on baby steps four or five and six.