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Hi all,
Helping my significant other with some financial planning here. Here situation is below.
Card 1 - 8800.00 Bal - 10K limit 14%
Card 2 - 8800.00 Bal - 20K limit 14%
Paying 500.00/month on each card.
Scores over 700 under 720
Will have 5K tax refund to put towards the effort
Looking to knock these out quickest way possible. I suggested paying minimum on Card 2, do a BT on card 1 to 0% and pay 750/month to kill it. Then move to card 2... do another BT then hit it with 1K/month till gone.
OR?? What about a CU loan for both?
OR?? do BT for Both and do that same plan?
Thoughts?
Suggestions on quickest way to pay these off??
@Anonymous wrote:
Hi all,
Helping my significant other with some financial planning here. Here situation is below.
Card 1 - 8800.00 Bal - 10K limit 14%
Card 2 - 8800.00 Bal - 20K limit 14%
Paying 500.00/month on each card.
Scores over 700 under 720
Will have 5K tax refund to put towards the effort
Looking to knock these out quickest way possible. I suggested paying minimum on Card 2, do a BT on card 1 to 0% and pay 750/month to kill it. Then move to card 2... do another BT then hit it with 1K/month till gone.
OR?? What about a CU loan for both?
OR?? do BT for Both and do that same plan?
Thoughts?
Suggestions on quickest way to pay these off??
Because of the high UT, it may be difficult to get a BT balance with a decent CL. It also depends on what the rest of SO credit profile look like.
I suggest using the $5K to get card 1 below 48.9%. Yes, a personal loan at a much lower APR would definitely be a good idea depending on scores.
First things first, fix their withholding so that they're not getting $5k tax refunds while paying 14% interest on debt.