I just had a different way of thinking about it. There's an argument to be
made for locking into 30 at today's low rates, knowing that at SOME point in the next 30 years, they'll be a lot higher, and what you're saving on the monthly payment could be then invested in something yielding a lot more at that point.
Not how I'll approach it, but it's a different way to play it.
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Posted: 03/05/2020 at 5:20PM