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Should I pay $600 to Social Security (Overpayment) and I will be done paying them or should I pay $600 to car payment, I still have $4,250 left to pay it off
The best thing to do if you can is to get a 0 percent loan (friend, family), pay both.
Yeah, nothing makes family relationships easier than borrowing money.
No, don't take a loan from family or friends unless your life depends on it....it's just not worth it.
I agree with PP, pay the government first, so long as it won't put you behind on a car payment. If money is that tight, get a second or third job slinging pizzas or mowing lawns...you can pay off both pretty quickly. Good luck!!
Yeah, nothing makes family relationships easier than borrowing money.
No, don't take a loan from family or friends unless your life depends on it....it's just not worth it.
I agree with PP, pay the government first, so long as it won't put you behind on a car payment. If money is that tight, get a second or third job slinging pizzas or mowing lawns...you can pay off both pretty quickly. Good luck!!
I am not behind on car payments, I am 6 months ahead
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