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Anonymous

14 Nov 2020

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Assume that you have received $50,000 from an inheritance. Do you use the money to erase your debts or loans or use it for a trip?

Assuming we can travel yeah HHAHAH

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Jiayee

14 Nov 2020

Salaryman at some company

Prefer to erase the debt unless it's a mortgage loan with a bank... need to evaluate the additional costs due to prepayment.

There should also be an option to invest. $50,000 for a trip is rather generous unless you are paying for many people... O_O

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Kok Hong

14 Nov 2020

Obviously clear your loan first

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Leo

14 Nov 2020

No brainer. Debt.

Besides, can't go anywhere now. And besides, what trip cost $50k?...

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