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A couple other things to think about.
The home you own is not your own. Yet you are taxed every year for it even though the bank technically owns it under the guise of a "loan" that is once again charging you monthly with interest... The land you supposedly own odd's are you have no mineral rights, you may not conduct business from it. Odd's are your home rests on former garbage dump or toxic land fill deemed safe by supposed "Authorities". If you are lucky it's simply a worthless plot of land, still subject to toxicity from pollution, and subject to robbery at any time. To boot you are required to insure this home that is yours and the bank that actually does own it does not. You are also required to maintain upkeep on this house although you do not technically own. Paint it, buy tools to take care of it.
That car you have, just to drive it, you must pay, even after its paid off. Every year you pay registration, and a monthly fee for insurance. Just to drive you must also buy its gas to fuel it. A typical car(s) will cost you 1/3 of your earnings in early life if not more.
This car you supposedly bought takes you to work so you can get paid, however over the duration of time your cars will cost you much of your wealth assuming you do not die in it. The minute you drive the car off the lot its no longer remotely worth what you paid for it!
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