Debt Payoff
Probably depends on how interest is calculated per month, but it's safe to say that credit cards suck more than any other type of loan so my vote is for paying the CC off first. Plus, I agree about the student loan deduction. I don't think you even have to itemize to get it.
Here is a chart from bankrate.com. I am going to pay the CC off first.
Good debt vs. bad debt
Good debt
• Mortgage
• School loan
• Real estate loan
• Business loan
Bad debt
• Credit card
• Store credit card
• Auto loan
Good debt vs. bad debt
Good debt
• Mortgage
• School loan
• Real estate loan
• Business loan
Bad debt
• Credit card
• Store credit card
• Auto loan
Last edited by batman; Dec 15, 2007 at 11:45 AM.
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pay off CC first.
I'm still paying on my student loan and really am not really in any rush to pay it off. I just pay a little over my monthly payments rounded to the nearest $10 (i.e. 193.34 rounded to $200, or $154.34 rounded to $160.00). Plus I get a tax deduction; and while not much, its better than nothing.
I'm still paying on my student loan and really am not really in any rush to pay it off. I just pay a little over my monthly payments rounded to the nearest $10 (i.e. 193.34 rounded to $200, or $154.34 rounded to $160.00). Plus I get a tax deduction; and while not much, its better than nothing.
Last edited by WdnUlik2no; Dec 18, 2007 at 05:29 PM.
Originally Posted by ChodTheWacko
CC first, SL later.
Note The amount you can deduct for a student loan goes down after you make $50000, and is zero when you hit $65K, so it can be pretty minimal.
Note The amount you can deduct for a student loan goes down after you make $50000, and is zero when you hit $65K, so it can be pretty minimal.
Didnt know that. That sucks.
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