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Subject: looking for opinion Date: 6/6/2001 1:40 PM
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Hi,

I have $ 4,531.00 credit card debt on two separate cards (one with 9.90% int. and the other has 1.9% intro rate until November and 13% thereafter and the amount is pretty much evenly divded between two cards. Also $ 3,000 of that amount is medical realated charge, but it is cc debt now.)

I have about $ 2,500 in my savings account and $ 2,000 in stocks (which so far I lost about 20% of my initial investment on).

I was thinking cash out my savings and stocks to payoff the cc debt, but I like to have some money in my savings account although it is not very much. I have 401k account that I can take a loan from. Should I go that route? Or should I make fixed payment every month to pay those off in about a year and half?

Thanks

J.
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