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Rob Smith
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25K should I pay down mortgage or invest at 7%

Rob Smith
  • Investor
  • Chino Hills, CA
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I have $25K in savings and am putting 2-4k each month into this saving acc it is currently invested and making about 7%. My question is this should i keep investing it and make 7% APY or should i pay the $25k to principal  on one of my mortgages and also pay the 2-4k a month to the principal on my mortgate were is the better return on my money. 

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Daniel Chang
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Daniel Chang
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I'll break down in conceptual form. 

If you are at a point in your life that wealth conservation is more important, then pay down the mortgage.  If you are going after wealth accrual, then invest, whether in that 7% investment or other real estate ventures.  

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