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post 1683651433 05-30-2023, 07:14 AM
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Fuk misc, I could pay off my mortgage in 4 years

Wife and I were talking about wanting a lakehouse but can't carry a 2nd mortgage right now. Realized we don't have long-term financial goals so I decided to make a 5-year plan and see how quickly we could pay off our mortgage. Started running some numbers and goddamn, if we stick to our budget I could be mortgage free shortly after turning 34.



Is it time to budgetmaxx?

Spoiler!
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post 1683651543 05-30-2023, 07:18 AM
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post 1683651663 05-30-2023, 07:20 AM
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post 1683651763 05-30-2023, 07:22 AM
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Originally Posted By friesbruh⏩
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Originally Posted By PShift5⏩
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You guys act like I haven't posted family pics 1000 times

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No one will comment on her takehome pay though, even with hella taxes and $5K/yr in FSA set aside.
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post 1683652223 05-30-2023, 07:31 AM
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post 1683652323 05-30-2023, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
Mirin tiny mortgage. If you have discipline and mortgage is sub 3%, I would earmark max in a MMA instead. Won't help a ton, but will get you there slightly sooner if rates stay where they are, plus it's also a hedge against clown world.
it's 2.5%, home is sitting at $380K or so rn with no knowledge of upgrades I've made. Real value is probably more like $400K so sitting on nearly $200K in equity rn.

I thought about trying to represent that here, every time I have >$60K, dump like $40K into brokerage so the savings grows faster. In reality I probably will do this, which should help me get there a bit more quickly and should offset unforeseen expenses that aren't captured here.

Another big expense I contemplated including is a basement reno. We have a 1,300 SF basement we've talked about finishing out. I estimate $50K but it feels like I could wait a few years and do it when the house is paid off.
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post 1683652383 05-30-2023, 07:33 AM
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whats a mortgage?


nice fam OP..congratz
post 1683652483 05-30-2023, 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
whats a mortgage?


nice fam OP..congratz
Fuk I want to know the feels
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Thought OP was Brendan Schuab for a second
post 1683652633 05-30-2023, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
You guys act like I haven't posted family pics 1000 times

Spoiler!



No one will comment on her takehome pay though, even with hella taxes and $5K/yr in FSA set aside.
Income checks out. High IQ wholesome nuclear family confirmed.
post 1683652723 05-30-2023, 07:40 AM
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Nice, also pics of beccas mom?
post 1683652863 05-30-2023, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted By NextPound⏩
Pick one target, because if you do too much you won't get there quickly. Unless you actually need the space for something or are planning to sell (and even then it may not pay off), I would skip the reno and focus on stacking cash to pay off mortgage.

I have the same rate on my mortgage and I am stacking cash in MMA and brokerage accounts to pay it off. I have a longer timeline than you though because I bought too much house, LOL..
I will need it eventually but not for some time. I have a 4BR but need a home office, so once my kids are old enough that they should have their own bedroom, I'll finish out the basement to get the 5th BR, a new bathroom, a new office space, and a live/play area for the kids.

But in 4 years, my kids will only be 8, 6, and 4 so it can wait until after I pay off the mortgage. I'll be able to save $50K in no time then. Also, this 5 year plan assumes neither my wife nor I get any promotions. That could seriously accelerate things as well.
Originally Posted By GuineaDago585⏩
Income checks out. High IQ wholesome nuclear family confirmed.
Feels good as hell.
Originally Posted By Titansfan08⏩
Nice, also pics of beccas mom?
Nah you don't want that.
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post 1683652973 05-30-2023, 07:44 AM
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post 1683653253 05-30-2023, 07:50 AM
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Originally Posted By ymer⏩
Are your current expenses 8k/month?

You need to work on that, that's crazy high.
Yeah, it's a bit high. Daycare is a bitch tho. It's my highest monthly expense.

Mortgage - $1,500 (will soon adjust to $1,250 or so, my escrow is under - didn't account for that in the plan though)
Gas - $450
Insurances - $280
phone/internet/utilities - $700
Student loans - $100
Groceries - $700
Restaurants/coffee shops - $550
Gym - $180 (wife does orange theory, rip)
Daycare - $1,800
Miscellaneous - $1,000

Totals up to $8K.
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post 1683655153 05-30-2023, 08:31 AM
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Mind is blown at those expenses, isn’t Atlanta supposed to be a cheap place to live?

If you had your house paid off and sold it, it would only pay for about 4 years or expenses
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post 1683655513 05-30-2023, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT⏩
Mind is blown at those expenses, isn’t Atlanta supposed to be a cheap place to live?

If you had your house paid off and sold it, it would only pay for about 4 years or expenses
My area is average COL.

I mean, what of those expenses is egregiously high to you?

$450/mo. in gas is a tank a week for my car and my wife's car, each.
$700/mo. in groceries for a family of 4 is actually pretty low IMO
utilities could be lower I suppose - $180 for internet/cable, $170 for two phones (we're both paying monthtly for the actual phone, that will drop off in a year), $330 for water/gas/electric
Insurance on two cars and some personal valuables at $280 is not bad IMO
$550 a month in restaurants is about $50/mo. in coffee shops and $125/week in eating out. That's one date night or 1-2 nights a week of eating for a family of 4 at any run of the mill restaurant
$1,800/mo. is $450 a week in day care, for 3 kids that's cheap as hell
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post 1683655613 05-30-2023, 08:41 AM
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Good luck OP! Being mortgage free is a great feeling. Nice to see you're car loan free as well.

Marriage has benefits, and in OP's case its a good take home pay from his wife
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theres no way i would pay that 2.5% off early
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post 1683656143 05-30-2023, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
My area is average COL.

I mean, what of those expenses is egregiously high to you?

$450/mo. in gas is a tank a week for my car and my wife's car, each.
$700/mo. in groceries for a family of 4 is actually pretty low IMO
utilities could be lower I suppose - $180 for internet/cable, $170 for two phones (we're both paying monthtly for the actual phone, that will drop off in a year), $330 for water/gas/electric
Insurance on two cars and some personal valuables at $280 is not bad IMO
$550 a month in restaurants is about $50/mo. in coffee shops and $125/week in eating out. That's one date night or 1-2 nights a week of eating for a family of 4 at any run of the mill restaurant
$1,800/mo. is $450 a week in day care, for 3 kids that's cheap as hell
I’m just thinking of it in terms of yearly. That’s a hundred grand in expenses every year and doesn’t include car or home repairs/maintenance (or maybe it does with the 1000/ misc) or vehicle depreciation (your buying cars in cash but they’re not free)

Most families dont even make 100k
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post 1683656223 05-30-2023, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra⏩
Yeah, it's a bit high. Daycare is a bitch tho. It's my highest monthly expense.

Mortgage - $1,500 (will soon adjust to $1,250 or so, my escrow is under - didn't account for that in the plan though)
Gas - $450
Insurances - $280
phone/internet/utilities - $700
Student loans - $100
Groceries - $700
Restaurants/coffee shops - $550
Gym - $180 (wife does orange theory, rip)
Daycare - $1,800
Miscellaneous - $1,000

Totals up to $8K.
Lmao my monthly for a family of 4 is like 12k you are doing great op


How about instead of paying it off in 5 you plan to pay it off in 10 and have some more freedom/fun during those years.
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Originally Posted By Peacening⏩
Lmao my monthly for a family of 4 is like 12k you are doing great op
Fuark is inflation this bad then? I knew chit was bad but I didn’t think it was this bad

BRB only a poverty welfare queen or 2 high income marriage can afford kids now
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post 1683656393 05-30-2023, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted By SaviorSelfJT⏩
I’m just thinking of it in terms of yearly. That’s a hundred grand in expenses every year and doesn’t include car or home repairs/maintenance (or maybe it does with the 1000/ misc) or vehicle depreciation (your buying cars in cash but they’re not free)

Most families dont even make 100k
Yeah, the $1K misc is for exactly those kinds of things, as well as stuff like school clothes, sports, etc. Though if you don't make $100K yearly, you probably shouldn't have 3 kids. And your taxation would be wildly different than mine. Since we're both strong earners we get raped on taxes.
Originally Posted By Peacening⏩
Lmao my monthly for a family of 4 is like 12k you are doing great op
Well hot damn
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Originally Posted By Rajc⏩
these seem a bit high

-how tf u spend 700 on phone and internet? srs, my internet (glass fiber) costs like 30 a month and i'm downloading 100mb/s, internet for the phone costs 20 a month and it's unlimited everything incl. like 3gb/month of internet in EU..
-the other two also seem kinda high to me, i'd assume your wife does most of the coffee shop stuff
Phone is $170 a month for unlimited everything and two payments for phones ($35 a month for each phone, iirc)
restaurants is a little high, I could cut it to roughly $350 I think. That's like one night out with a family of 4 each week. Stuff like pizza parties, etc. takes its toll though
Miscellaneous adds up quick mane. That's the toughest budget to stay on top of. Haircuts, miscellaneous stuff around the house, routine car maintenance, clothes for the kids every season or two, diapers and wipes, gift buying, and literally any random purchase that doesn't fall into a fixed budget.


But yeah, they could all go down if I absolutely 1000% budgetmaxxed could probably get it to $500-700 a month.
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Becca never pays as much as Jacob because he is sexist and full of toxic masculinity. Strong support for the patriarchy dude.
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
Daveramseycel budgetmaxxing is not it mane.

The USA is going to be a Brazil level chithole by the time you retire and whatever nest egg you saved is going to be inflated to nothing, that is assuming that it's even still there and that the government didn't straight up confiscate it.

Enjoy today because there isn't a tomorrow. That said, you have kids which changes things but the principle is still the same after kids are provided for.
Uh huh so what should I be doing then?
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
I don't have an answer for that because it's not my place to tell anyone how to live their life.

Personally though, if I had kids, I'd make sure there's enough for the kids to be taken care of, 401K, Roth, HSA maxxed out. Beyond that though, I wouldn't pinch any pennies because the money is going to be worthless down the road.
I mean I have 6 figures in my roth/401K right now, as does my wife. At this rate, both of those will be in the several millions by the time we're able to withdraw. But, if the money will be worthless down the road, why even 401Kmax?
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bought my shack in 2013 and paid it off in 2019

best feeling in the world fuark

u can kick out your family and NEETmaxx hehe
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
Because employers usually match 6%. Also, I'm betting that the money will worthless down the road but I'm just some f*ggot on the internet, I could turn out to be wrong. No harm in hedging bets and maxxing out tax advantaged accounts. I just personally don't think it's efficient to worry about pinching pennies beyond that point is all I'm saying.

One tidbit I will add though is a specific strategy I'm personally going to do. When you leave a job and the 401K needs to be rolled over, you can roll it into a Roth IRA. This isn't theoretically efficient to pay the the tax upfront like that from a math standpoint. But I feel much safer paying the tax upfront because it makes it more liquid so that I won't take the hit later if the government decides to confiscate and I want to leave the country.
Yeah my employer matches 6%, I contribute 7% I think. I'd have to contribute 25% or so of my standard salary to 401kmax, pretty big hit to my monthly takehome. I'd rather just take the savings and put it in a brokerage account when the savings account gets fat, and not have to worry about penalty to use it. It's doing the same chit anyway, investing into index funds and mutual funds.
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Idk about mortgage and all that but becca's thighs/smile are very nice boyo, with all due respect. Hold her tight (dfs)
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Originally Posted By Ratfish⏩
bought my shack in 2013 and paid it off in 2019

best feeling in the world fuark

u can kick out your family and NEETmaxx hehe
damn living the dream
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Idk about mortgage and all that but becca's thighs/smile are very nice boyo, with all due respect. Hold her tight (dfs)
That's exactly how I ended up with 3 kids
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