http://acfblog.homeeconomiser.comQuick Blogcasthttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/08/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-with-401k-funds.aspx#comment-3317842Since you pay interest on the principal amount that you owe on your loan, getting the original amount down will mean there is less interest as the months and years go by. This can lead to big savings. <br /> <br /> I also agree with the answer you were given. Save your 401k. When you retire, you'll really appreciate that you hung onto it.Palmdale Homes2010-07-15T06:38:27Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/02/06/tips-for-saving-on-groceries.aspx#comment-3007204Various people in all countries take the home loans from different banks, because that is fast and easy.MaraValentine2010-04-14T06:45:20Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/15/where-do-i-find-more-coupons.aspx#comment-2966244I propose not to wait until you get enough cash to buy different goods! You should just get the <a href="http://lowest-rate-loans.com/topics/mortgage-loans">mortgage loans</a> or just college loan and feel fineMARSHACastaneda302010-04-02T01:18:28Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/08/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-with-401k-funds.aspx#comment-2957051I think the best way to pay off home is to increase the repayment schedule, or else, make more frequent payments.Home Loans2010-03-30T08:48:52Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/08/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-with-401k-funds.aspx#comment-2932869Hi,<br /><br />Nice job, it’s a great post. The info is good to know!mortgage Melbourne2010-03-22T09:13:00Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/03/06/budgeting-and-saving-on-limited-income.aspx#comment-2838822this is a best way to save money for future and i agree of this advice. most of people can't save money who have to read this article and save some % of income its a good habit.<br>...............<br>adams<br>thanks<br>adams2010-02-18T05:39:26Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/08/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-with-401k-funds.aspx#comment-2757075thanks for the post..it was a good article..golfprop2010-01-26T11:21:09Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2010/01/22/the-new-americascheapestfamilycom.aspx#comment-2750837Since prices change so frequently (especially now with inflation picking up) and they also differ depending on where you live, it's hard for us to publish a "buy" price that will work for everyone. We have people visiting our web site from other countries too, and their prices are even more different.<div><br></div><div>What we suggest is creating your own price tracking book of prices from your local ads - if you regularly record prices from the ads on the items you regularly buy, you'll eventually know, without a doubt, what a great deal is in your area.</div>America's Cheapest Family2010-01-23T19:24:43Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2010/01/22/the-new-americascheapestfamilycom.aspx#comment-2749627Will you be displaying the good deals that you find at your once-a-month shopping, prices, etc? Also, do you have a list of what you consider "stock-up prices" like you list in your book on toilet paper ($.20), etc?<br>ThanksSH2010-01-23T03:03:43Zhttp://acfblog.homeeconomiser.com/2009/04/08/should-i-pay-off-my-mortgage-with-401k-funds.aspx#comment-2728553no..i dont think soo..limassol2010-01-13T16:45:07Z