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Should an individual pay off debt first before investing.
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[QUOTE="King bell, post: 294305, member: 75687"] When it comes to managing money, there are many competing priorities and strategies. One of the biggest decisions a person can make is whether to prioritize paying off debt or investing their money. For many individuals, paying off debt should be the top priority. High interest debt, such as credit card debt, can quickly become unmanageable and lead to a spiral of financial problems. In addition, the cost of interest payments can quickly eat away at potential gains from investing. For these reasons, it makes sense to pay off debt first before investing. That being said, investing should still be part of a person’s financial plan. Investing can be an effective way to build wealth over the long-term, especially when taking advantage of compounding interest. Additionally, there are tax advantages associated with investing, which can further bolster returns. Ultimately, the decision of whether to pay off debt or invest should depend on an individual’s specific financial situation. Paying off high interest debt should be the first priority, but once that is taken care of, it can make sense to begin investing for the future. A reputable financial advisor can provide guidance on how to best balance these competing priorities and develop a sound financial plan. [/QUOTE]
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