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I feel like such a grown-up!
I had bought my car in February this year when my previous car was totaled. I put the money from the insurance as a downpayment, and took out a loan of about $6,600. I'd been paying it off month by month, and also putting money into savings.
Well, I recently got a second job, and came into a little amount of money that was owed to me from my previous job, plus other things that were owed to me but never paid.
I tossed and turned for 2 weeks, wondering if I should keep the money in savings (so I would have extra cash) or pay off the car loan (The payoff was about $5,700).
I finally realized, that if I paid off the loan, I'd still have plenty of money in savings for any emergency, and I'd have to pay the money eventually, might as well do it while I can.
And now I feel so great! I can honestly say that it is my car, and I paid for it all by myself!
Still working on that student loan debt though...
I had bought my car in February this year when my previous car was totaled. I put the money from the insurance as a downpayment, and took out a loan of about $6,600. I'd been paying it off month by month, and also putting money into savings.
Well, I recently got a second job, and came into a little amount of money that was owed to me from my previous job, plus other things that were owed to me but never paid.
I tossed and turned for 2 weeks, wondering if I should keep the money in savings (so I would have extra cash) or pay off the car loan (The payoff was about $5,700).
I finally realized, that if I paid off the loan, I'd still have plenty of money in savings for any emergency, and I'd have to pay the money eventually, might as well do it while I can.
And now I feel so great! I can honestly say that it is my car, and I paid for it all by myself!
Still working on that student loan debt though...