Tori Dunlap

It gets like fancy Gucci shoes and suddenly it's called leverage. It's the same thing. But leverage is this idea of, you know, you'll see like Adele buy this $30 million house and take out a mortgage. We know Adele has $30 million, right? She could buy that house cash. Why doesn't she?

It gets like fancy Gucci shoes and suddenly it's called leverage. It's the same thing. But leverage is this idea of, you know, you'll see like Adele buy this $30 million house and take out a mortgage. We know Adele has $30 million, right? She could buy that house cash. Why doesn't she?

It gets like fancy Gucci shoes and suddenly it's called leverage. It's the same thing. But leverage is this idea of, you know, you'll see like Adele buy this $30 million house and take out a mortgage. We know Adele has $30 million, right? She could buy that house cash. Why doesn't she?

It gets like fancy Gucci shoes and suddenly it's called leverage. It's the same thing. But leverage is this idea of, you know, you'll see like Adele buy this $30 million house and take out a mortgage. We know Adele has $30 million, right? She could buy that house cash. Why doesn't she?

It gets like fancy Gucci shoes and suddenly it's called leverage. It's the same thing. But leverage is this idea of, you know, you'll see like Adele buy this $30 million house and take out a mortgage. We know Adele has $30 million, right? She could buy that house cash. Why doesn't she?

I will also say one of the biggest things that I believe is personal finance is personal. And that's the math on this. But if you are the kind of person where you're like, I know there would be a significant boost in my life if I didn't have to worry about this anymore, cool, pay it off. But don't neglect your retirement. This is, again, Dave Ramsey is like, all of your debt needs to be gone.

I will also say one of the biggest things that I believe is personal finance is personal. And that's the math on this. But if you are the kind of person where you're like, I know there would be a significant boost in my life if I didn't have to worry about this anymore, cool, pay it off. But don't neglect your retirement. This is, again, Dave Ramsey is like, all of your debt needs to be gone.

I will also say one of the biggest things that I believe is personal finance is personal. And that's the math on this. But if you are the kind of person where you're like, I know there would be a significant boost in my life if I didn't have to worry about this anymore, cool, pay it off. But don't neglect your retirement. This is, again, Dave Ramsey is like, all of your debt needs to be gone.

I will also say one of the biggest things that I believe is personal finance is personal. And that's the math on this. But if you are the kind of person where you're like, I know there would be a significant boost in my life if I didn't have to worry about this anymore, cool, pay it off. But don't neglect your retirement. This is, again, Dave Ramsey is like, all of your debt needs to be gone.

I will also say one of the biggest things that I believe is personal finance is personal. And that's the math on this. But if you are the kind of person where you're like, I know there would be a significant boost in my life if I didn't have to worry about this anymore, cool, pay it off. But don't neglect your retirement. This is, again, Dave Ramsey is like, all of your debt needs to be gone.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest. Because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest. Because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest. Because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest. Because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

She doesn't because she could be using the money that she would put towards buying that in cash towards a different investment that's going to make her more money. So she's willing to take on the mortgage, which at the time I think when she bought the house was like 4% interest. Because she's going to make more money somewhere else.

But most people have mortgages that they will be paying off for decades. So, okay, cool. You buy a house hypothetically at 30. You pay it off when you're 50. Then you start saving for retirement? Like that doesn't work. That financially doesn't work. You're not going to have enough time to be able to contribute for retirement.

But most people have mortgages that they will be paying off for decades. So, okay, cool. You buy a house hypothetically at 30. You pay it off when you're 50. Then you start saving for retirement? Like that doesn't work. That financially doesn't work. You're not going to have enough time to be able to contribute for retirement.

But most people have mortgages that they will be paying off for decades. So, okay, cool. You buy a house hypothetically at 30. You pay it off when you're 50. Then you start saving for retirement? Like that doesn't work. That financially doesn't work. You're not going to have enough time to be able to contribute for retirement.

But most people have mortgages that they will be paying off for decades. So, okay, cool. You buy a house hypothetically at 30. You pay it off when you're 50. Then you start saving for retirement? Like that doesn't work. That financially doesn't work. You're not going to have enough time to be able to contribute for retirement.

But most people have mortgages that they will be paying off for decades. So, okay, cool. You buy a house hypothetically at 30. You pay it off when you're 50. Then you start saving for retirement? Like that doesn't work. That financially doesn't work. You're not going to have enough time to be able to contribute for retirement.