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Anonymous

21 May 2019

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i am currently on a 20K commercial car loan about 5% monthly payment $720, 15K reno loan about 5% monthly payment $540. if I have about 100K, should I pay it off or should I invest it to get more than 5% interest? If you were me, What would you do?

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Vincent Tan Wen Bin

21 May 2019

Assistant Vice President at Thinkers Alliance

I find that 5% is a bit on the higher side even though I understand that it is pretty easy to find i...

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