Do you have a mortgage? How does it feel to finally pay it off / get it started?
Happy Friday, Aussies!
As you can see from my past posts, I'm considering using a recent windfall to clear both my and my partner's student loans. After that, our next goal is to buy a house in Melbourne.
In reality, if we proceed with this plan, we'll need to take out a mortgage for the house. Our financial situation is fairly not-bad, I believe, especially when compared to our peers in uni. However, there's always the looming uncertainty of a potential global recession. I think we could really use some advice from this community. Can anyone help?
As you can see from my past posts, I'm considering using a recent windfall to clear both my and my partner's student loans. After that, our next goal is to buy a house in Melbourne.
In reality, if we proceed with this plan, we'll need to take out a mortgage for the house. Our financial situation is fairly not-bad, I believe, especially when compared to our peers in uni. However, there's always the looming uncertainty of a potential global recession. I think we could really use some advice from this community. Can anyone help?
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