Investing in mortgage notes is an alternative path to traditional real estate investments, offering a unique opportunity to diversify your investment portfolio and potentially earn passive income.

Aaron Broverman is the Managing Editor of Forbes Advisor Canada. He has almost 20 years of experience writing in the personal finance space for outlets such as Bankrate, Bankrate Canada, ...

There’s a hot debate between paying off your mortgage or investing. Paying off your mortgage allows you to significantly lower your expenses today and potentially create more time freedom in your life ...

Our financial planner posed that question to my husband and me about a decade ago. He pointed out that we weren’t getting much of a tax benefit from carrying the debt because such a big percentage of ...

Paying off the mortgage is a dream of many long-time homeowners, but should you cut down on that debt cost at the cost of ...

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This Redditor is in a difficult position trying to decide whether to pay off a loan or make a significant market investment. The good news is that both paths forward have some significant advantages, ...

Paying off your mortgage is a great achievement, and it also frees you from the largest monthly expenses you will ever have to face. One couple in their 50s has an opportunity to make additional ...

Buying a home is an exciting time. If you're like millions of other buyers around the country, you will need a mortgage to buy the home. In that case, you’ll be required to sign your mortgage note at ...

On one hand, paying down your debts can help you achieve financial freedom because you won’t have to worry about future debt payments. On the other hand, you can invest your money to have the power of ...

The decision to pay off your mortgage or invest boils down to your finances and risk tolerance. A mortgage is considered “good” debt, with relatively low risk and a lower interest rate. Still, if ...