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That doesn't free up really that much, only around 30 a month. The highest total debt one is 70 a month, but I bet the chunk would only pull it down
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by
Qale
then put 100% there. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Jul 7 '09, 21:22
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There as in highest interest, or there highest total debt and highest monthly annoyance. -- nm
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Qale
Jul 7, 21:25
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Put 100% toward the highest interest rate. Don't be fooled by monthly payments, that's what got you in trouble in the first place, mst likely.
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loosilu
Jul 7, 21:27
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You're actually still combining the two amounts but I get what you're saying.
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Qale
Jul 7, 21:37
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ah, sorry, got confused. -- nm
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loosilu
Jul 7, 21:39
Right, the high interest is costing him more every month that it's there.
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Ender
Jul 7, 21:30
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There is the added psychological effect I'll have by having it completely gone too. -- nm
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Qale
Jul 7, 21:36
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it is a definite booster. -- nm
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Jul 7, 21:37
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