Ask HTM – Double Dipping Expense Ratios, Wealth Building with High Deductibles, and when 50 Year Mortgages Make Sense #1075

Let’s kick off the week with some fresh listener questions we have lined up for you! And don't just stand on the sidelines- if you have a question you’d like us to answer, toss your voice memo our way. It only takes about 90 seconds to record and you can find a step by step guide over at HowToMoney.com/ask . Regardless of how random or bizarre you might think it is, we want to hear it!

 

1 - Target date fund: is my brokerage double dipping expense ratios if my target date fund has other funds as well?

2 - High deductible healthcare plan: help me to determine whether or not my HDHP makes sense!

3 - Promissory note: did I make a massive mistake in selling my house with a promissory note?

4 - Pro bono: what certifications should I get if I’d like to help others with their finances for free?

5 - 50 year mortgage: “change my mind” that a 50 year mortgage isn’t a great option for folks to build wealth with homeownership!

 

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