<prompt> Human: I know this is a common topic, but everything I researched is about paying off a large credit card amount or school loans vs savings.Me and the wife are in our early 30s. We both make around 80k combined 160k roughly a year in Los Angeles cost of living is expensive. We have about 10k in savings as were trying to save for our house. I aim to try and save 2k every month were half the time not successful at that and i ALWAYS pay off all my credit cards every month.So my question is, should I be aiming to put our full 2k every month even though I cant fully pay off all my credit card debt?For instance. We both use Chase Sapphire at 16.24 APR. This month, I can put in our 2k for the month, but well have about 1k in credit card debt left to roll over.On one hand I feel like we can always have a little bit of credit card debt but maybe putting in that 2k into savings will help us get a house faster rather than the i duno.. 20 just a guess of interest ill be paying for the 1k of CC debtAny advice for me? This is the first time Ive been to this forum. Thank youTLDR: Aim to put 2k into savings every month to get house faster and have maybe 1k or so of CC debt every month? Or pay off CC in full every month which i have been doing but I wont always put the full 2k into our savings.EDIT: thank you everyone. i guess the answer is clear lol. ive been enlightened and need to do more research here in this subreddit. Thanks again  <response>: interest on cards will almost definitely be higher probably MUCH higher than the interest yield from any savings account or investment you could make at least any SAFE investmentthis is a no brainer. pay off the cards. 