I farm so I would just use the money to buy more land.

You know, I don't think I would (celebrate). It would just be 'Phew! Thank fuck that's over with' and perhaps a sense of personal satisfaction. The extra disposable then just slides in to the more enjoyable expenditures

Take a trip

I'm looking forward to being debt free in a few months for the first time since before college.

I'm almost there myself. I plan to celebrate by setting off on a road trip, maybe never stopping.

Take a cruise!!!

What have you always wanted to do that you put off because you couldn't afford it? Do that.

Take everyone on agnostics.com out for s nice dinner and drinks?

Awesome. Enjoy your accomplishment. I say travel.

Congratulations. Isn't it a wonderful feeling? I managed to pay mine off before retired. I think to celebrate you should choose one expense you avoided while paying off the house -- and do it now. A really expensive bottle of bubbly? An hour long massage? A cruise? You'll be amazed at how rich you feel when you don't have that house payment to make.

Bucket list

Have a money bath!

Kidding, I'd open a nice bottle of red and have some delicious seafood to celebrate the day. Then look at travel brochures.....

congratulations!

With scotch

Save the money you would pay for a mortgage and when you get enough to pay cash for what you want then get it. Better then paying interest of credit.

When I paid off my house my "celebration" consisted of me telling myself, "No more pesky checks to mail. Glad that three year ordeal is over". (While working, I lived with the folks for over a decade so I had saved a huge down payment) Then on to saving money to keep everything maintained and build a buffer for the next fiscal balloon to pop.

Any way your heart tells you...yelling, screaming, sharing, laughing....

CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSSSSSS

Have a small party on the back porch now, then save every dime you can so when you retire you can live without a care.

Nothing with fire.

Whatever the celebratory effort is to be, let it be out of cash flow. And save for the bungee jumping and visits to family & friends.

Buy another house. ? no really enjoy the accomplishment. Congratulations.

Its a wonderful feeling: Make sure it lasts! Be warned; it is so easy when debt free and with unencumbered collateral, to borrow 'just a little bit' to get this or that. Thats what I did, and over the next twenty five years ended up owing three times the original loan. Burn that mortgage, kill the line of credit!

Burn the house down for the insurance & build a brand new one.

Take out another mortgage....mort = french for death ... mort age... debt for life..

Grats