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  • Jess is with us in Springfield, Massachusetts.

  • High.

  • Jess, how are you?

  • I'm good.

  • How are you doing?

  • Better than I deserve.

  • What's up?

  • Um, I'm trying to I'm thinking about consolidating my student loans.

  • I paid off, like 15,000 last year on them, and I still have about 22,000 last 20 to 3.

  • And I have four federal Little one will not little.

  • They are 12,000 and then I have to private, which are 9500.

  • And I didn't know if I should consolidate them and do like a variable or fixed rate.

  • And I still have about 5000 on the car left.

  • You cannot consult the day government and private, they won't go to gather.

  • But you can do to the to the two government ones.

  • And the only reason to do that would be if you got a lower rate.

  • Have you gotten a quote?

  • Yeah.

  • I can get a variable at four or fixed at 5 to 7.

  • And right now, my two private student loans is 4005% and then 5000 at 9%.

  • But that that the 4% variable wasn't for private, was it Yeah, it waas.

  • What's the fixed on the private?

  • Uh, the six would be around five or 7% 5 to 7%.

  • Okay.

  • Well, you've already got five fixed, right?

  • Yeah.

  • Okay, well, we wouldn't go up.

  • The only reason that consolidate just to save on interest, it would never be.

  • You never go up in interest, because if you take two individual loans that total 9500 and you pay $1000 a month on that or you take one loan, that's 9500.

  • You pay $1000 a month on that.

  • It pays off in exactly the same period of time.

  • If it's exactly the same interest rate, so two loans in tow.

  • One is never a reason to consolidate anytime.

  • But you might do it if it saved you interest.

  • Now, here's the thing.

  • You're not going to save on this to buy a cup of coffee.

  • Let's say you saved 1% on 9500.

  • How fast you're gonna This 22,000 paid off?

  • One year, Probably 14 months.

  • Okay, So half of the year, the 95 hundred's gone right?

  • And so you're probably gonna pay the federal But either way, you're saving your saving.

  • Six months of interest at 1%.

  • And so we're talking about 40 bucks.

  • It just doesn't make any mean 1% of 995 $195 for the whole year.

  • Okay, that's all your savings.

  • And you're not gonna saving more than that because I would never go to Variable.

  • I would only do fixed.

  • And in that case, you're not gonna save enough money to mess with this.

  • I think you're the secret sauce.

  • Interest rates, not your problem.

  • The fact that you're pissed off a debt and beaten in the face and hitting it with a baton cut in there with a knife.

  • That's why you're gonna win.

  • Get violent.

  • It's not in time.

  • Yeah, it's just it's just not interest rate.

  • Mathematically, it's 40 bucks.

  • So we're talking about it just is not is not worth the trouble.

  • I wouldn't screw with it if I were you.

  • I would just just get mad, turn it up, cut back on something around the house, and let's knock it out as fast as we can.

  • I think you're 14 months.

  • Sounds about right.

  • Let's get her done.

  • It's that simple.

  • It's that hard.

  • It's that easy is that difficult?

Jess is with us in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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固定または変動金利、どちらが良いですか? (Fixed Or Variable Rate, Which Is Better?)

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    林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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