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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
Road Side Pub
Liquid Assets and Expensive Car Purchase
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<blockquote data-quote="mike99" data-source="post: 15731166" data-attributes="member: 3878"><p>The INTEREST you pay on your home loan is a deduction if you do the long form (not the short form with the standard deduction). This is widely known and in fact is frequently talked about because left wing politicians are always trying to take it away. That and charitable donations are the only two common deductions left.</p><p>Like I said, paying off your mortgage may be best for one person but not another. General "one size fits all" statements are rarely correct. You can figure it for yourself or can also visit a reputable financial advisor for advice. Just trying to pass along some advice - take it or leave it : )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mike99, post: 15731166, member: 3878"] The INTEREST you pay on your home loan is a deduction if you do the long form (not the short form with the standard deduction). This is widely known and in fact is frequently talked about because left wing politicians are always trying to take it away. That and charitable donations are the only two common deductions left. Like I said, paying off your mortgage may be best for one person but not another. General "one size fits all" statements are rarely correct. You can figure it for yourself or can also visit a reputable financial advisor for advice. Just trying to pass along some advice - take it or leave it : ) [/QUOTE]
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