I would recommend allocating 3% of your net monthly income for saving to your kids. If you bring it down to 1% in difficult times, it's not the whole world. The most important thing for kids is their parents anyway, not money in the bank 15 years out.
Put everything in a global index fund; over...
Prioritize High-Interest Debt: Focus all extra cash on CC2 (smaller balance, same 23% rate) for quick wins, then CC1. Cut nonessentials (Netflix/Prime) to free $40+/month. Track food costs (aim ≤$600). Sell car only if profit covers loan + replacement without 401k use. Use part-time income...
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If you're having a hard time making your car payment, one option is to ask your lender for a deferment (=delay / postpone). This means your payment could be delayed and added to the end of your loan term, so you wouldn’t need to pay that month (or possibly a few months). Change of due date is...
Agree, I would go for the $8,000 credit line at 20% also. In this case, it makes no sense to pay off the smaller amount as the line of credit interest is so high.
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