TrubeaMeldspar
New Member
Please give me some advice.
Cc: $14,064
Cc: $2,083
Window loan: $12,460
Home equity: $33,650
Car loan: $22,691
Mortgage: $138,013
That $14,064 cc—its intro rate runs out in May, and I have to admit, it’s stressing me out to the max.
Here’s what I’m tentatively thinking for that one, though I’m not fully certain it’s the right route:
$4,000 income tax
$1,200 from our checks this week
$2,000 (extra check end of April)
$800 from first check in April
$1,000 from bonus
That would bring it down to around $5,000, I think. Then I’d look into a balance transfer to get 0% interest until it’s paid off.
I usually can put around $500–800 a month extra on a cc, or more if there’s overtime. I really, really want to get this cc paid off before August, because my youngest starts pre-k and that’s about $325 a month.
Am I making the right choice throwing everything at the highest cc? And then once that’s paid off what do I go to next?
Cc: $14,064
Cc: $2,083
Window loan: $12,460
Home equity: $33,650
Car loan: $22,691
Mortgage: $138,013
That $14,064 cc—its intro rate runs out in May, and I have to admit, it’s stressing me out to the max.
Here’s what I’m tentatively thinking for that one, though I’m not fully certain it’s the right route:
$4,000 income tax
$1,200 from our checks this week
$2,000 (extra check end of April)
$800 from first check in April
$1,000 from bonus
That would bring it down to around $5,000, I think. Then I’d look into a balance transfer to get 0% interest until it’s paid off.
I usually can put around $500–800 a month extra on a cc, or more if there’s overtime. I really, really want to get this cc paid off before August, because my youngest starts pre-k and that’s about $325 a month.
Am I making the right choice throwing everything at the highest cc? And then once that’s paid off what do I go to next?