September 19th, 2009 | 
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skate654 asked:
I have a car loan (8% int. rate), a fixed 3% int. rate credit balance, & a 0% bal. expiring 4/09, which do I pay off 1st? I’d like to pay the car loan off first, but people are telling me it’ll be better for my credit if I pay off the credit balances first. Is that true? The 0% card is likely going to be transferred to another 0% promo offer I have in a few mo.s. (I teach at a school that just had salary reductions, so my income is low.)
Car loan – $13K
credit balances – 7K each
’07 Cobalt
Suzy Granato
I have a car loan (8% int. rate), a fixed 3% int. rate credit balance, & a 0% bal. expiring 4/09, which do I pay off 1st? I’d like to pay the car loan off first, but people are telling me it’ll be better for my credit if I pay off the credit balances first. Is that true? The 0% card is likely going to be transferred to another 0% promo offer I have in a few mo.s. (I teach at a school that just had salary reductions, so my income is low.)
Car loan – $13K
credit balances – 7K each
’07 Cobalt
Suzy Granato
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