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Let's go show you something that's going to change how you look at your mortgage forever.

Think of it as an onion. With each payment, you think you're peeling away the layers of your mortgage, closer and closer to owning

your home. But here's the truth. Banks set up a system where you barely ever touch the core.

It's the perfect crime because you'll actually thank them while they steal your equity. It's called

the onion method. And it's the banking industry's most brilliant con. And just like cutting an onion,

once you see how this really works, it's going to make you cry. So it most brilliant con. And just like cutting an onion, once you see how this

really works, it's going to make you cry. So it's like this. In a normal 30-year mortgage during

the first six years, 75% of your payments are just peeling away the layers of interest. You

feel like you're making progress, but you're not. The con? You'll actually feel smart about your money

the whole time. You'll think you're winning. You'll even brag to your friends about it. Here, let's look at a

$420,000 home. After putting 20% down and borrowing $336,000, the rest, your monthly payment at

6% interest is going to be about $2,600, including taxes insurance.

Then after six years of paying on time, you've given the bank nearly $188,000.

But guess what?

Only about $40,000 of that actually went to your loan balance.

The rest, almost $150,000, it's just thin layers of this onion, pure profit for the banks.

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