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Burn Your Mortgage
- The Simple, Powerful Path to Financial Freedom for Canadians
- Narrated by: Andrew S. Baldwin
- Length: 6 hrs and 55 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Sean Cooper made news headlines around the world when he paid off his mortgage at 30 on a house he bought just three years prior. In Burn Your Mortgage, Cooper's extreme achievement is made accessible as the acclaimed personal finance expert shares the secret to his success: simple yet effective lifestyle changes that anyone - from new buyers to experienced homeowners - can make to pay down their mortgage sooner.
Burn Your Mortgage combines inspiring anecdotes with realistic and jargon-free financial tips and resources for achieving financial freedom no matter your financial situation. This easy-to-follow guide will help you pay off your mortgage at your own pace and show you how to live well while doing it. Tools include:
- Simple ways to pay down your mortgage sooner;
- Your very own mortgage-free action plan;
- Sample budgets and savings plans;
- Tools for tracking income and expenses;
- Home-buying blueprints;
- Worksheets for financial empowerment;
- Up-to-date information on bank accounts, mortgage contracts, investing, and loans - and how to choose the best options for you;
- Tips for overcoming bad money habits
Inspiring, insightful and fun, Burn Your Mortgage will transform the way you think about money and debt on your path to independent home ownership.
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- Kristen K.
- 2020-04-18
Excellent for anyone
Great information, way more information than just paying off your mortgage. Great financial advice for all stages of life.
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- scottrs
- 2019-02-13
More than just a mortgage book
This book was much better than expected. Not only does it have incredibly valuable information for anyone buying a home, it's also a great general personal finance book. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who is even thinking of buying a home or anyone who is interested in personal finance
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- Anonymous User
- 2023-09-28
Title: First Time Home Buyer Guide
Information in the book is very basic (can be found in any FIRE book). The book is directed towards first time home buyers and having owned two homes it wasn’t relevant.
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- Yadwinder
- 2023-05-14
Don't waste your time on this book
there was nothing worth listening to in any of the chapters, don't waste time or money on this book
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- Michael
- 2022-04-29
Too generic
The story is too generic, I can google the general info that was given here and will get it for free. Poorly done even for the mortgage burner myself.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2021-07-23
Read it
This book was definitely worth the read. I learned a lot. I only wish I had read it before buying a home! I would’ve have been more prepared. Definitely one of the better financial books.
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- April Defalco
- 2020-12-27
Not just about mortgages
Good information. I have already started putting the author's recommendations into practice. This is a good overall financial habits book.
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- Susan Bernier
- 2020-12-07
Should be called 'How to be Frugal'
Tons of great tips on how to save money and how to earn more money. I do disagree on the idea of being mortgage free. With interest rates so low for mortgages it doesn't make sense to have hundreds of thousands dollars sitting making you no money and only saving you a few thousand. I keep about a third to half of my home's value as a mortgage so I have money to invest in things that make me higher interest rates. I keep the mortgage payment as low as I can so I have a good debt ratio.
I used to look forward to burning my mortgage until I realized that it was a throw back to the days of huge interest rates. You always hear the debt relief shows say pay off your high interest rate debt first. I rent out part of my home and also use the equity in my home to buy income properties where I can earn money. I take care of my dollars and my pennies take care of themselves. Sweat the big price tag stuff and you will carry that forward to the low price stuff as a habit.
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- TS
- 2020-08-16
Title should be How to Buy Your First House
I learned absolutely nothing new. Probably good if you have never bought a house before. If you have already purchased multiple houses over the years and have some common sense you are not likely to learn anything new. Like how to furnish your home for less money by visiting a thrift store, garage sale or used online sites.
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- D. Katay
- 2020-08-13
Okay Advice but Not Relatable
Largely the advice is built off of the assumption that the listeners are wealthy or very well off. It has a lot of a “you can only be financially free if you’re already rolling in the dough” feel. I like that he discusses hard work and dedication and willingness to make sacrifices but the advice comes from a place of privilege that I know many people can’t relate to. The book is really meant to speak to people for whom finances are not an issue in the first place, which is fine, I just expected something different. I’ve learned a lot about the process of buying a house through this book, and I’m grateful for that walk through of the process, tips and advice of which types of professionals to hire and to keep an eye out for. Ultimately though the book seems less about financial freedom and more of a “how to buy a home” guide. Very useful still but not what I expected.
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