<prompt> Human: In a bit of an interesting situation, and looking for some advice. Essentially I get a small bonus every 6 months - roughly 900-1300 after taxes. I have a few credit cards - nothing I cant necessarily pay comfortably, and Im not in trouble - just looking to weigh my options. There are two Im currently looking at paying down:1 From a chain jeweler - 0 promo financing will not expire if I pay the minimum all to way to a zero balance, with a sizable 150 minimum paid for my wedding band and a current balance of roughly 1000. 2 An airline card with roughly 2200 balance 13.5, and a much lower minimum payment. This was used for a few wedding expenseshoneymoon.So my question is this: Im looking at my options, and wondering whether I should use the bonus to totally wipe out the high-minimum 0 card, and take that monthly 150 that will then be free and use it to add to my regular airline card payment to pay off the high interest debt faster. This would also have the added benefit of extra income wiggle room should something happen.Option B would be to put my bonus on the skymiles card, thus greatly reducing the amount Ill pay over time - however, Ill have less income to play with since the card would still have quite a few payments to go saving for a first-time home, so much of my income is going to 401k. Option C includes banking the bonus, and just moderately increasing my payment amount on one both cards - this would help me to build an emergency fund, which is probably the weakest area of my finances due to my aggressive saving in my 401k and getting accustomed to a drastically different lifestyle higher rent, car payment, student loans, wedding costs, etc after my wife and I became working professionals.I know conventional wisdom says to kill the high-interest debt first, but I cant help but notice that 150 is a hefty payment every month coming close to rivaling student and auto payments that Id love to wipe out. Any thoughts are appreciated! Thanks for reading.  <response>: The one with the highest interest. 