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Financial expert Jean Chatzky is taking your questions here on CafeMom again this week!
Ask Jean Chatzky a question about money today!
Jean Chatzky answered one CafeMom's money-saving question a few weeks ago, and she's back to do it again! From saving money to paying off debt, now's your chance to get an answer to one of those nagging financial questions.
Leave your financial question for Jean Chatzky in the comments below by 11:59pm, Sunday, June 28th. She'll be back soon with an answer for one lucky reader.
About Jean Chatzky
Jean Chatzky is the financial editor for NBC’s Today show, a contributor to The Oprah Winfrey Show, and hosts her own daily radio program. She is also the author of numerous bestselling books, including The Difference: How Anyone Can Prosper in Even the Toughest Times.
She blogs daily at JeanChatzky.com.
Comments (2)
Jean- What should be our priority to pay off? A student loan, or a car loan? My husband wants to make double payments on one, which I applaud; we already make double payments on our credit card so we can get out of debt.. The problem is that he wants to make them on the student loan instead of the car. I disagree, and say the car loan should be paid first because not only is the APR higher, but its for a higher amount and we are not planning on replacing the car any time soon. Advice?
Jean We have a adjustable home loan that is set to adjust next month. We cann't get an answer as the what it will be adjusting to next month and are very concerned.. We figured it would drop some due to the low interest rates however are is based off the LED in London. What is that and how can we track it? Thank you