Tori Dunlap

So we want to start paying down our credit card debt next. Some student loans are, all credit cards are, so anything above 7% start paying that down and making sure you're staying out of debt in the meantime.

So we want to start paying down our credit card debt next. Some student loans are, all credit cards are, so anything above 7% start paying that down and making sure you're staying out of debt in the meantime.

So we want to start paying down our credit card debt next. Some student loans are, all credit cards are, so anything above 7% start paying that down and making sure you're staying out of debt in the meantime.

So we want to start paying down our credit card debt next. Some student loans are, all credit cards are, so anything above 7% start paying that down and making sure you're staying out of debt in the meantime.

So we want to start paying down our credit card debt next. Some student loans are, all credit cards are, so anything above 7% start paying that down and making sure you're staying out of debt in the meantime.

The third priority is kind of like a two-parter where you're saving for your retirement, you're starting to prioritize your retirement savings while also paying down your lower interest debt, anything under that 7% to 8%. So most student loans, car loans, mortgages.

The third priority is kind of like a two-parter where you're saving for your retirement, you're starting to prioritize your retirement savings while also paying down your lower interest debt, anything under that 7% to 8%. So most student loans, car loans, mortgages.

The third priority is kind of like a two-parter where you're saving for your retirement, you're starting to prioritize your retirement savings while also paying down your lower interest debt, anything under that 7% to 8%. So most student loans, car loans, mortgages.

The third priority is kind of like a two-parter where you're saving for your retirement, you're starting to prioritize your retirement savings while also paying down your lower interest debt, anything under that 7% to 8%. So most student loans, car loans, mortgages.

The third priority is kind of like a two-parter where you're saving for your retirement, you're starting to prioritize your retirement savings while also paying down your lower interest debt, anything under that 7% to 8%. So most student loans, car loans, mortgages.

And then finally, as you're starting to save for retirement and as you're paying down your lower interest debt, start saving for what I call like the big life stuff, the New car, the house, the getting married, the having children, the starting a business, the retiring early, right? The big things that you need to save for.

And then finally, as you're starting to save for retirement and as you're paying down your lower interest debt, start saving for what I call like the big life stuff, the New car, the house, the getting married, the having children, the starting a business, the retiring early, right? The big things that you need to save for.

And then finally, as you're starting to save for retirement and as you're paying down your lower interest debt, start saving for what I call like the big life stuff, the New car, the house, the getting married, the having children, the starting a business, the retiring early, right? The big things that you need to save for.

And then finally, as you're starting to save for retirement and as you're paying down your lower interest debt, start saving for what I call like the big life stuff, the New car, the house, the getting married, the having children, the starting a business, the retiring early, right? The big things that you need to save for.

And then finally, as you're starting to save for retirement and as you're paying down your lower interest debt, start saving for what I call like the big life stuff, the New car, the house, the getting married, the having children, the starting a business, the retiring early, right? The big things that you need to save for.

The only thing that trumps this list or that adjusts it a little bit is if you get a 401k match at work. A match is, you know, if it's 3%, that means if you contribute 3% that your employer will match you at 3%, right? So, We do a Lion King one and a half kind of situation and it slides in right between one and two. So one is that emergency fund.

The only thing that trumps this list or that adjusts it a little bit is if you get a 401k match at work. A match is, you know, if it's 3%, that means if you contribute 3% that your employer will match you at 3%, right? So, We do a Lion King one and a half kind of situation and it slides in right between one and two. So one is that emergency fund.

The only thing that trumps this list or that adjusts it a little bit is if you get a 401k match at work. A match is, you know, if it's 3%, that means if you contribute 3% that your employer will match you at 3%, right? So, We do a Lion King one and a half kind of situation and it slides in right between one and two. So one is that emergency fund.

The only thing that trumps this list or that adjusts it a little bit is if you get a 401k match at work. A match is, you know, if it's 3%, that means if you contribute 3% that your employer will match you at 3%, right? So, We do a Lion King one and a half kind of situation and it slides in right between one and two. So one is that emergency fund.

The only thing that trumps this list or that adjusts it a little bit is if you get a 401k match at work. A match is, you know, if it's 3%, that means if you contribute 3% that your employer will match you at 3%, right? So, We do a Lion King one and a half kind of situation and it slides in right between one and two. So one is that emergency fund.