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My husband reads my journal like he’s a novel. How do I make him stop?
I suggest you create another journal. One you keep up with when he’s not at home or when you go to work. If you’re working class, you could just let the new journal look so ordinary, mix it with your the diaries and documents you carry to work everyday. He can never think you’d have such private thiRead more
I suggest you create another journal. One you keep up with when he’s not at home or when you go to work. If you’re working class, you could just let the new journal look so ordinary, mix it with your the diaries and documents you carry to work everyday. He can never think you’d have such private thing so littered around. He’ll most likely look for it in hidden places, and except you stop writing in the old one, he wouldn’t have cause to start thinking you have a new one.
See lessShould I pay my mortgage loan or put the money into some investment(s)?
An early repayment saves much of interest payment. An interest on any kind of loan comes in a compound interest rate. It directly means the interest payment increases with every passing day and month. So when a borrower does an early repayment he can save the interest which he was to pay while serviRead more
An early repayment saves much of interest payment. An interest on any kind of loan comes in a compound interest rate. It directly means the interest payment increases with every passing day and month. So when a borrower does an early repayment he can save the interest which he was to pay while servicing the whole tenure. By paying off the mortgage you have eliminated a huge burden to meet each month. If you are out of work or your income otherwise abruptly halts, you are not in danger of loosing your home to foreclosure and can arrange for a timely, controlled sale of the asset if it becomes necessary. Your house will likely not go down in value unless the town you are in encounters a natural disaster or people just do not want to live there anymore. Investments have a far greater risk of capital depreciation.
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