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Hi Guys, I am 5.5 years Java Developer and I have offer from JPMorgan Chase and Walmart .
Jpmc: 50% on current fixed + jpmc benefits Walmrat: 50% on current fixed + yearly bonus + stocks.
Please help me choose which will be better, mainly looking for brand value, work life balance and yearly hikes.
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I wouldn’t agree to this if I were your friend.
I was almost in this exact spot 4 years ago. Making $120k with $25k in high interest credit card debt. Like you’re planning, I paid $2,500 a month for a year and paid it off completely. Three years later, I now have $300k in savings. My credit score was ~590. It’s now 770.
You can do it on your own. Stick to it. Pay the highest interest rate cards off first. Be mindful of spending while you’re paying off the debt.
I also would not agree to this. You’re living well beyond your means - this is an inappropriate amount of debt for someone earning 115k
Can you get roommates? Something isn’t adding up here
You make $115k. You can debt snowball the cards. You’ll still be debt free in a year without bringing a friend into this mess.
Ya don't put your friendship at risk it's worth more than that. Utilize one of those 0% interest transfer offers.
It's easy to get into that credit card debt situation - it takes a concerted effort to get out. Good on you for recognizing it and if you have that extra 2500/month get it done! You'll feel so much better without carrying the debt
Agreed with everything. Risky move. $20k in debt isn’t a lot. First call your CC company and see if they’ll lower the APR. It’s a long shot w these interest rates but worth a try. You can use credit karma and look at your credit utilization. So if your utilization is high on one card sometimes it makes sense to pay that down a bit more. Otherwise as a last resort you can get a co-lender on a loan. But I don’t think your debt is high enough for that.
I'm not your friend
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If i were the friend, I wouldn’t do it. It’s worse than cosigning a loan.