Sometimes there is a sense of panic, in, see if you start your credit card bills, is out of control. If you are relatively new in this regard, including credit, you can make a second mortgage. But if the credit card bills, to grow and grow because they are designed to keep doing it, suddenly finds that his house and bet now may be at risk if it pays the bills.
Hitting the 401K to pay off credit card debt is a bad idea for several reasons. The most obvious reason is that retirement tax deferred money if you are in this bill that you can not pay taxes on it. You do not pay taxes for them to try. Add to that the money should remain in reserve until they reach retirement age, though in many cases, do so soon, there is a great pity that you have to pay.
So now, if you withdraw your retirement money to pay his debts or to pay by credit card, you lose a large amount of money penalties and taxes. If you calculate how much can be compared with the interest will be wishing that you could save a salary, which is great, just to get to this money.
One option is to borrow Edit: 401K and use it as collateral. However, in this case are always just replace the debt of the debt. However, the secured debt is often easier to obtain a favorable interest rate and can be limited such that the rate variable, such as credit card debt. So there is rational to go that route. But if there is an option, you are still a very important part of your financial future on the line so be careful.
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