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Should you pay off your mortgage?
02:46:57 | 05/09/2010 - Source: KJRH
My question is whether or not to pay off my house. It would wipe out my CDs. I have an emergency fund of $2,000. Is this a good idea? I live fine on my Social Security income.
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