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Should i keep my safety net money in savings or refinance my type r!?

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Update paid a principal payment of 5k today and still have a 7 month emergency fund.payoff is currently 27600 and I plan on another principal payment in the upcoming months.postive equity is currently around 17-18k
 
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Update paid a principal payment of 5k today and still have a 7 month emergency fund.payoff is currently 27600 and I plan on another principal payment in the upcoming months.postive equity is currently around 17-18k
It sounds like you have struck a good balance.
 
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Refinance with broad view 5 percent 60 months 435 per month. Now I need to look to save on insurance as progressive keeps rising every 6 months.last year I was paying 120 per month now its at 155 with no accidents/tickets.
 

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Refinance with broad view 5 percent 60 months 435 per month. Now I need to look to save on insurance as progressive keeps rising every 6 months.last year I was paying 120 per month now its at 155 with no accidents/tickets.
Car insurance the last couple years has been brutal. No harm in shopping around, but you may find it doesn't help.
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