Sure, but it's a 30 year mortgage, so it'll still be there in five years. Plus, we might be in a new inflation paradigm. The last four years had almost 30% cumulative inflation.
No, long term you are absolutely right, just thought you are maybe saying your goodbyes too soon:) I had a mortgage in a country with 15% YoY official inflation and I think 30-40% YoY unofficial inflation. The problem is you don't get salary increase every year. So I really started feeling the difference on the 5th year or so, when salary finally caught up.
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just thought you are maybe saying your goodbyes too soon
I'm definitely jumping the gun, but that's reasonable because my time preference is incredibly low.
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39 sats \ 1 reply \ @Catcher 18 Sep
In this case you should have said your goodbyes the moment you took the mortgage 😂
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We sorta did. It was the tail end of the historically low interest rates and we knew inflation was coming.
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Is your mortgage interest rate fixed for 30 years?
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