Business, 03.02.2020 20:51, darenl4478

Austin and kayla have $35,000 in debt (student loan, credit cards, car loan) but have cut up all of their credit cards and started their debt snowball. austin just got a substantial raise and their household income is now $125,000 ($3,500 more per month, net). should he cash out his 401(k), which has about $25,000, pay off his debt, and start again from square one

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