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May 6, 2015
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Mike Ross
Compare the interest rates.
In all likelihood investing in the 401K will win out. Easily.
There is something to be said for getting out of debt though, but on paper maxing out the 401K is the likely better choice.
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Finance people, should I refinance to 15 yr mortgage or max out 401k?
snowbird
5/6/15 8:55am
Between those two options, I'd max 401k
Linescratcher
5/6/15 8:57am
I agree with everything except the ARM
KingDave
5/6/15 9:02am
It really depends on your individual circumstances.
Linescratcher
5/6/15 9:09am
What rates are you seeing on ARMs today? The rates I see show 7/1 ARMs with
MantiCoug
5/6/15 9:29am
what you want is the Libor rate for a 7 ARM. it's like less than 1%
Mayor of Cougartown
5/6/15 9:38am
The LIBOR rate is right around 2%. But they obviously add a margin to that rate.
MantiCoug
5/6/15 10:34am
My I/O ARM during the past several years has been great! We would pay an extra
ByuMba90
5/6/15 9:41am
I agree on the ARM. They are great options. Also, depending on your tax rate,
Baron
5/6/15 9:18am
Max out the 401k and if you want to throw extra cash at it, make extra payments
titlecoug
5/6/15 9:10am
Max out the 401k
Baron
5/6/15 9:17am
Max out 401K
compcoug
5/6/15 9:57am
Not enough information to answer this question.
Biyamiti
5/6/15 10:11am
Compare the interest rates.
Mike Ross
5/6/15 10:13am
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