I’m thinking about refinancing my house. I have a fixer-upper and there’s a lot of work that needs to be done. The kitchen is dated, both bathrooms need to be redone and the house needs other work. Should I just do a regular refinance to get a lower interest rate or take out cash to upgrade the house?
I recently bought a new 2021 4Runner, I put $10,000 down and still owe roughly $33,000. I love my car, I know it’s durable and will last a long time but I went from a very gas friendly economical car to this one which is horrible on gas and I also pay $550 a month in financing. I’m curious if there’s any point in trading it in for a vehicle that’s better on gas mileage and cheaper?
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