/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>1663489
>Is homeownership worth it?

Where do you live?

>I hate the idea of being in debt for 30 years to pay off a house.

Then pay it off faster

If you know that you will live in the same area for 10+ years you might aswell get into the housing market even if its a little overinflated. Housing prices are pretty much a safe investment seen over many years.

>>1664041
>He thinks the scandinavian housing prices will fall too "extremly cheap"

Top kek mate.

>>1356866
>tfw my 1k ft2 apartment is 466k euros

get on my bubble level

>>1119261
>mfw i live in a 465k euro apartment

what you cry about lil nigga

>>990105
>Negative interest rates is "its happening" material

Step up your game Canada

>>990116
>Bank of canada

Do you keks borrow money from the central bank or something?

>>785767
>http://www.reddit.com/r/TinyHouses/
>http://www.reddit.com/r/vandwellers/

>>779499
>mfw i get $800/month + uni degree

gotta up your game son

>>750879
Yield curves are shit dont use them to much.

>>750851
Get 3.19% over ten years. I bet you one rare pepe that interest rates will increase in 5 years. This is not playing safe its using your head.

>tfw 2% fixed interest rate over 30 years where i live.

Should probably buy something bigger

>>734088
>>733650
The free market is not perfect and cant exist, however Scandinavia is the proof that high taxation is not the worst possible outcome when you have a small nation and VERY homogeneous populations (Sweden will soon be homogeneous again, 100% arab pop :^) )

>>734151
thh..hh...thanks...