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Kubang
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Username: Kubang

Post Number: 33644
Registered: 09-2011
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Posted on Thursday, March 16, 2017 - 4:49 pm:   

for example, I took 25 year amortization and 5 year fixed interest rate when we bought home 12 years ago. after 5 years when it was time for renewal, I opted for 15 year amortization and again 5 year fixed interest term. half way through that term, I renewed it with 5 year amortization and paid off the home in 10 years total. It was possible because I took the advantage of 20% extra payments both in principle and monthly payments every year.

again my advise to anyone in your situation: take the shortest amortization that you could afford. difference between 5 year fixed term or 7 year term would be a simple math. look at total outlay from your pocket and decide.

I think you guys have an advantage of interest write off from your taxes, which we don't have. I didn't take that into consideration.
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