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Compare two loans:Loan 1: $175,000; 8% annual (monthly payments); 30 years. Loan 2: $175,000; 7% annual (monthly payments); 15 years. If you pay an additional $250 per month in additional principle on Loan 1 ONLY, which loan pays off sooner

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