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Reduce the mortgage
Pay down the higher interest rate first!
Obviously you understand the issue, but you save ~$100/mo in interest cost by paying down mortgage. I never understood the “non-quantifiable” peace of mind benefit, when there is a very real quantifiable benefit of doing the logical thing.
You are effectively buying optionality for the money that’s tied up in the car payment. I can choose to use that cash flow for servicing my mortgage or i can use it for something else. The cost is the difference in interest. Depends on how much people value that optionality.
Logically it makes sense to pay down the higher interest rate debt. However, there is a non-quantifiable peace of mind of eliminating a debt. I would pay down the auto loan and then use what was the auto payment as additional principal payments on the mortgage.
Exactly same thing in my mind, that is why I asked here to take opinion 😊