299. Mortgage vs investing? What should I do?
About this episode
The episode discusses the trade-offs between paying off a mortgage and investing, emphasizing the importance of personal goals and risk tolerance in financial decision-making.
Pay off the mortgage or invest? It’s one of those money questions that sounds simple, until you actually start running the numbers. Tash and Ana unpack the trade-offs between getting ahead on your home loan, keeping money in an offset, investing, making extra super contributions, and using strategies like debt recycling. More importantly, they look at why the “right” answer can depend just as much on your goals and risk tolerance as the maths. In this episode: 🏠 Why paying down your mortgage and investing don’t have to be an either/or decision 🏠 The trade-offs between a guaranteed saving on mortgage interest and uncertain investment returns 🏠 Why your goals, risk tolerance and need for flexibility matter when deciding what to do with spare cash 🏠 How an offset account can fit into your strategy, and why you should check yours is actually linked to your loan 🏠 What debt recycling is and how it can potentially make some home loan interest tax deductible 🏠 Where extra super contributions could fit into the equation 🏠 Why building an emergency fund may come before deciding whether to invest or pay down more debt 🏠 How Tash and Ana approach the mortgage-versus-investing…
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