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1 - What are some pros and cons of combining our finances as newlyweds?

2 - How much more should I be willing to pay for health insurance if it means I can contribute to an HSA?

3 - Should I consider extra money over the limit in my 401k as an emergency fund or as retirement savings?

4 - I purchased an expensive car during the pandemic at 5%. I’m currently paying extra on it but should I unload it completely?

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Ask HTM - Unloading a Covid Car, From Fiancé to Finance, & WTD with Too Much $ in a 401k #886