Bimmerbill
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I've been thinking of attacking my debts. I have no problem paying them cash-flow wise, but just think I'll try the debt snowball strategy.
Should I reduce my TSP contribution from 18% to 5% (matching level) to really add to the snowball?
I don't have a lot of debt (not counting primary mortgage), and most of it is at low interest levels but I'd like to get rid of it.
Looks like I'd be able to use another 350 or so bi-weekly for debt snowball. What's the impact on 700 less per month into my 401K in the long run?
I'm almost 42, plan to work to 56.
Should I reduce my TSP contribution from 18% to 5% (matching level) to really add to the snowball?
I don't have a lot of debt (not counting primary mortgage), and most of it is at low interest levels but I'd like to get rid of it.
Looks like I'd be able to use another 350 or so bi-weekly for debt snowball. What's the impact on 700 less per month into my 401K in the long run?
I'm almost 42, plan to work to 56.