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Should I pay off my mortgage?

Nate Carlson
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We have a mortgage of $280,000 at 6.5%. I have the cash to pay off the house right now, and still would have about $40k left as an emergency fund.

Should I pay off the house, invest 50% and only pay off $140k of it, or invest all of it?

I would love to refinance when/if interest rates drop, but I don't want to pay $1400 of interest each month ($200 principle) for an extended period of time. It is just hard to know what to do when I have no idea where interest rates are going.

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