2023-06-14 02:26:29
Jakarta –
long time no see, Andhara Early some time ago he stole the attention because of his decision to pay off the remaining 12 years of mortgages. Even though at that time Andhara Early and her husband did not have a permanent job.
The COVID-19 pandemic forced Andhara Early and her husband to adapt at work. Until finally Andhara Early and her husband both decided to resign from work.
To pay off the remaining 12 years of mortgage repayments, Andhara Early and her husband drained their assets and savings.
“Decide to drain savings, drain the assets we have to pay off all of the mortgage debt which is still 12 years away. We will close everything. Yes, but the impact is over,” said Andhara Early, laughing when met at Studio Trans TV, Tuesday (13 /6/2023).
After quitting the world of entertainment, Andhara Early worked in an office for five years. However, the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic made it difficult for Andhara Early to adapt to how it works during a pandemic.
At first, Andhara Early thought that within a few months she and her husband would get new jobs. However, everything he expected was beyond expectations.
“Yes, you can say that because of the effect of both resigning, the resigning husband apparently has not been able to get a regular replacement for sure. So it has an impact on our economy financially, our economy, we have a mortgage, at that time we had a mortgage, which we thought was not six months (of being unemployed), you can still pay off the mortgage, it’s still safe,” said Andhara Early.
When they are unemployed, Andhara Early and her husband cover their mortgage payments with their savings. However, over time these savings run out because they are also used to finance daily life.
“Savings are not what we keep, but rich in costs we still have, following a while our costs are finished the bills are still running. There are things we have to pay, maybe we have to use from existing tubes, it will wear off over time, while we don’t have any new income,” said Andhara Early.
Until finally, Andhara Early and her husband chose to pay off the mortgage installments. Revealed on a different occasion on 27 April 2023 at the Trans TV studio, Andhara Early told that he had recalculated with two options for the fate of his mortgage. The first option is to pay off the mortgage along with the penalty fee and the second is to reduce the installment value. Apparently, according to Andhara Early, the two have a very big difference.
“How much do we pay off, I do the math, I will tell my husband, if we go on for 12 years, if we spend it now, the principal of our debt is like this. He is literate, ‘Oh, that’s far.’ This really has to run out of savings, at least we are calm,” said Andhara Early, telling regarding his condition at that time.
“He asked, ‘Are you all right?’ We also don’t know when we will get a new job. We have already paid it off. The savings are gone, but we feel calm,” he said.
Now Andhara Early admits that her life with her husband is going as it is without having to think regarding installments. She and her husband agreed to do what they liked and was mentally healthy for them.
“It’s easier going, not too sluggish, wanting to do what we like mentally. If asked what are the busy lives now, spending time with family from ’95 to 18 years of working every day. I used to be a single parent, I feel now is the time to pay it to my second child,” he said Andhara Early.
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