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Ever pondered why banks lend money? The answer is simple: Interest.

Banks earn a significant amount of their revenue through the interest they charge on loans. Thus, securing a lower interest rate is beneficial, isn't it?

Indeed, but that's just part of the story — regrettably, it's more complicated than that.

All Interest is NOT Created Equal

Ideally, securing the lowest possible interest rate is beneficial. A lower rate aids in reducing your monthly principal payments, making them more manageable.

However, what is often overlooked is that a substantial portion of your total mortgage payment each month can be attributed to interest. This is referred to as your interest volume.

Interest Rate vs. Interest Volume

Whereas your interest rate is fixed, interest volume changes over time.

The greater the amount you owe the bank, the higher your interest volume becomes.

Even at a low rate like 2.99%, depending on your debt level, as much as 60% of your monthly payments may go towards interest.

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Your Daily Choices Have

Long Term Consequences

Recall your last diet attempt. Choosing nutritious foods was tough, right? Not because you were unaware of what to do.

It was probably challenging because the immediate effects of indulging in that donut or pizza slice weren't visible. Imagine if each time you opted for an unhealthy snack, you were shown an image of its impact on your body. Likely, you'd reconsider when offered dessert the next time.

The Mortgage Meltaway Method offers a similar experience, but for your finances. It provides a current visual depiction of how each small purchase impacts your long-term financial well-being, encouraging you to remain focused and reach your financial objectives much quicker.