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💸🚗 Keeping my high interest debt is the smart decision for me when it comes to my 7.99% car loan, and here’s why… The goal in paying the car off early was to free up the $470 car payment on my monthly budget and put it to better use I did some rough calculations and it would take 8 months to pay off the car using my Roth contributions, at a cost of $1875 to my emergency fund to ensure I still maxed out for 2026 I’d pay the car off in May 2027, meaning I’d be able to start contributing to my 2027 Roth IRA in June. This would mean the contributions would average to $1071/mo In total, it would take 16 months to max the 2026 & 2027 Roth IRA instead of the 18 months it would just take to pay off the car. In turn, I’d save $250 in interest, but still have to make up the $1875 from my emergency fund. All in all, it makes more sense to just keep going at what I’m doing and pay the car off on schedule. 
Follow me @robeverydayfinance for more personal finance you weren’t taught growing up! #PersonalFinance #personalfinancetips #financialliteracy #rothira #debt
💸🚗 Keeping my high interest debt is the smart decision for me when it comes to my 7.99% car loan, and here’s why… The goal in paying the car off early was to free up the $470 car payment on my monthly budget and put it to better use I did some rough calculations and it would take 8 months to pay off the car using my Roth contributions, at a cost of $1875 to my emergency fund to ensure I still maxed out for 2026 I’d pay the car off in May 2027, meaning I’d be able to start contributing to my 2027 Roth IRA in June. This would mean the contributions would average to $1071/mo In total, it would take 16 months to max the 2026 & 2027 Roth IRA instead of the 18 months it would just take to pay off the car. In turn, I’d save $250 in interest, but still have to make up the $1875 from my emergency fund. All in all, it makes more sense to just keep going at what I’m doing and pay the car off on schedule. 
Follow me @robeverydayfinance for more personal finance you weren’t taught growing up! #PersonalFinance #personalfinancetips #financialliteracy #rothira #debt

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