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pay off my student loans (read all 4 entries…)
So... car or loan payment?

Like I said before, I’ve got enough saved (around $7K) to pay off my smaller bank loan ($5.5K), but now I’m debating whether I should do that OR use the cash to buy myself a second-hand car. A new car just isn’t feasible in the budget at the moment. I do want to get that loan wiped out, but it would also be nice to have a car for the summer.

Maybe I can get another interest relief period… I think I might be over the income bracket for that though.



Comments:

Good for you for saving up the 7k. Personally I would put it on the bank loan and wipe it out. Then you’ve still got $1500 for your car fund, and can save up for the car. It would be a great feeling to clear up the loan! Freedom!

CindaMarie chaser of light

Pay off that debt! Maybe you could find extra ways to make a little more money to put towards that car.
Work more hours
Pick up a second job
Look for personal belongings you could sell
Just a few suggestions. Best of luck!


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