Frank is 33 years old and married, with 2 children. He has $40,000 in his retirement account, which is earning an average of 5% annually, and $10,000 in his personal savings account, which is earning 2% annually. He is current with his mortgage, and has $50,000 left to pay at a rate of 6%. Frank also has $30,000 in credit card debt with an average rate of 13%. If Frank wants to increase his chances of retiring comfortably, what would the best way be for him to spend a Christmas bonus of $10,000?

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Frank is 33 years old and married, with 2 children. He has $40,000 in his retirement account, which is earning an average of 5% annually, and $10,000 in his personal savings account, which is earning 2% annually. He is current with his mortgage, and has $50,000 left to pay at a rate of 6%. Frank also has $30,000 in credit card debt with an average rate of 13%. If Frank wants to increase his chances of retiring comfortably, what would the best way be for him to spend a Christmas bonus of $10,000?






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