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<blockquote data-quote="Jwryan84" data-source="post: 2873941" data-attributes="member: 8933"><p>1st I'll say I'm a Dave Ramsey nut, all is paid off other than home, have 6 months reserve on hand. Which is good because my wife is recently unemployed, so thank God for the emergency fund.</p><p></p><p>I'd say the truck you want to buy in on its last legs and could/would be a maintenance nightmare pretty quickly. You don't need a truck and you don't know the future of how high gas will go which could hinder your future snowball if it goes up significantly and you get chit mileage. Also have you check on the dif in insurance rates from car to truck?</p><p></p><p>I'd say pay your lowest debt first like Dave says. Hell sell something, but you already took the hickey on the new car, just finish it off. Refi doesn't sound bad, but ou should get it paid off early I and not benefit as much as your calculations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jwryan84, post: 2873941, member: 8933"] 1st I'll say I'm a Dave Ramsey nut, all is paid off other than home, have 6 months reserve on hand. Which is good because my wife is recently unemployed, so thank God for the emergency fund. I'd say the truck you want to buy in on its last legs and could/would be a maintenance nightmare pretty quickly. You don't need a truck and you don't know the future of how high gas will go which could hinder your future snowball if it goes up significantly and you get chit mileage. Also have you check on the dif in insurance rates from car to truck? I'd say pay your lowest debt first like Dave says. Hell sell something, but you already took the hickey on the new car, just finish it off. Refi doesn't sound bad, but ou should get it paid off early I and not benefit as much as your calculations. [/QUOTE]
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