semi-reformed sailor

| Feels good don’t it? We paid off the house a few months ago. Everything we make from now on goes to retirement. We’ve already funded the kids college fund.
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| Congrats!
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| Amazing! How long did it take you to pay off the house? I hope to be in that position in the next 7 years. Paid off consumer debt in 2020 but still have the house.
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| I felt that way too, until I got my property tax assessment. They've decided to more than double my tax bill for next year.
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| quote: Originally posted by rburg: I felt that way too, until I got my property tax assessment. They've decided to more than double my tax bill for next year.
I never see the property and personal property tax bills. My wife always used to pay them when she was working, and she has kept doing it after retirement. She knows I don't want to know! My buddy was trying to complain about his tax bills yesterday, and I put my hands over my ears and sang the Baby Shark song. Part of my Serenity Now program. Congratulations M-11, you are a member of an elite group. Enjoy your retirement.
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| Very nice, working on paying off house and in a few months it should be paid off. |
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| We paid off ours 4 years ago and only have living expenses. It’s a great feeling that’s for sure. Still have Illinois taxes which blows. |
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Down the Rabbit Hole

| quote: Originally posted by M-11: Yup, no consumer debt. House and cars are paid off; no plastic debt; just the monthly living expenses, semi-annual insurance bill and real estate taxes. NOW we can enjoy retirement.
Congrats. I know how good it feels. I was able to get there a few years back.
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| quote: Originally posted by SIG4EVA: Amazing! How long did it take you to pay off the house? I hope to be in that position in the next 7 years. Paid off consumer debt in 2020 but still have the house.
It was a 30yr, but after 10 we refinanced on a 15 and paid that off in 2020 before I retired, a year early. That was the goal. So, about 24 yrs. instead of 30.
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| Congratulations! Enjoy living!
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| Fantastic! You'll sleep a lot better living in your own house instead of the bank's house. I've done the same many years ago and there is no other feeling like it.
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