No, you should pay off your debt and then start to invest. Otherwise, with interest you are losing more and more money the longer you put off paying it.
I guess it wouldn't hurt, unless you're first required to put up extra money yourself, otherwise, aren't they just matching something that you've already put into the account?
Yes, but I think it also depends on what kind on debt you're actually in.
ReplyDeleteNo, you should wait to have the money yourself, the company match should be saved for retirement fund(s).
ReplyDeleteNo, you should pay off your debt and then start to invest. Otherwise, with interest you are losing more and more money the longer you put off paying it.
ReplyDeleteno because if you take it while you are in debt it isn't going to do any good
ReplyDeletetravis
No you should not do this because the company will match what you put in and this money should be used to get you out of debt.
ReplyDeleteadam
I guess it wouldn't hurt, unless you're first required to put up extra money yourself, otherwise, aren't they just matching something that you've already put into the account?
ReplyDeleteNo. You should pay off the debt yourself and then start investing.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
Yes, you are getting money because they are matching it. With the extra money they match you can pay off your debt.
ReplyDeleteProbably not. You need to focus on getting out of debt first.
ReplyDeleteeyezik
No.... I don't think so.... I think you should first worry about getting out of debt... then think about matching...
ReplyDeleteNo. You need to get out of debt first.
ReplyDeleteno you should try to pay off your debt before investing.
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