Accidentally paid off car loan and now bank account is negative $39K My dad had a car loan with Alliant and thought he scheduled a payment of $1,002 through his Bank of America account. He pays this amount every month. Unfortunately he accidentally set it to $102,000 (he only owed $43,500 left on this loan) and instead of that being flagged, Alliant charged him the remaining balance of $43,500. He’s now negative …

Please help. $39k debt on credit cards, self-employed (pay fluctuates) and just totalled my car. Insurance gave me $9,300. How should I apply the money between them? Numbers inside. Card 1: $4,645 debt, 21.24% APR, Minimum due averages about $128 a month and interest accrued averages to about $82 a month. Card 2: $34,313 debt, 20.49% APR, Minimum due averages about $1200 a month and interest accrued averages to about $556 a month. Now, I can’t afford to spend it all on this debt. I need to hold onto about $1,500 minimum to …

Car Loan 39K @ 1% APR I have 39K in Car Loan at 1% APR during COVID time. I have 200K in HYSA yielding 5.25% should I pay off car loan or let the pay off amount yield 4% sitting in HYSA and take advantage of low interest rate on car? What would you do? submitted by /u/OilExtreme3324

I need advice on how to pay off my credit card debt 39K I make about 76k pre tax, bringing home around 59k a year I have been struggling how to pay off my 39k credit cards (+20K auto loan), now it’s in a repeat cycle In a bi week I bring home around $2200 average ​ My credit debt -> Discover 12500(24%) , AMEX 8500(26%), CHASE 4000(24%), Capital 3500(24%), personal loan 9500(8% set for auto withdraw)…