> Consider what that means for the home buying market. Those of us fortunate enough to have 30 year fixed rate mortgages at about 3% are about to see our mortgage “debt” give us better returns than our stock holdings.
Does this mean we should have borrowed as much as possible to buy a house when rates were low ?
> Consider what that means for the home buying market. Those of us fortunate enough to have 30 year fixed rate mortgages at about 3% are about to see our mortgage “debt” give us better returns than our stock holdings.
Does this mean we should have borrowed as much as possible to buy a house when rates were low ?