How do you structure your mortgage to have your house paid off at a much faster rate?

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Justin Fischerba https://calendly.com/justin-fischerba/30min ↗

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The video provides high-value, actionable financial advice using a clear visual aid, which builds authority and trust, leading viewers to the creator's bio link for professional guidance.

Summary

The creator explains a financial strategy involving an offset account and credit card usage to pay off a mortgage faster. He uses a whiteboard diagram to illustrate the flow of income and debt management.

Structure

1Introduce the goal of paying off a mortgage faster
2Explain the role of an offset account
3Detail the strategy of using a credit card for expenses
4Explain the interest calculation benefit
5Conclude with the potential time savings

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The creator is a buyers agent/financial professional; the video serves as a soft sell for his professional services linked in his bio.

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Part 1 of paying your house off faster. #realestate #mortgagetips #buyersagent #investingtips #fyp #propertyinvesting

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Part 1 PAY OFF MORTGAGE H/L $1mil LOAN $500,000 OFFSET Credit Card $$ income $$$ This isn't financial advice. You should always speak to a financial planner first

Transcript

How do you structure your mortgage to have your house paid off at a much faster rate? So looking at this example here, let's pretend you've got a house that's worth around a million bucks and a loan attached to that of about $500,000. What you want to do is set up an offset account and link it to your loan on your mortgage. And your entire monthly pay will get put into that offset account. And what you want to do is have it stay in that offset account for the full month. So to do this, we'll use a credit card to fund your monthly expenses, so your groceries or your bills or your necessities for that whole month. The reason why is because your interest gets calculated on a daily rate but not charged till the end of the month. So if you're constantly spending your income from the offset account, you're not maximizing the amount of interest that's saved off your loan. Doing this strategy alone without making any additional repayments will save you a few years off your mortgage.