<prompt> Human: Credit Card has 5,0006,000 on it 15 and I have another credit card with 02,000. Savings - 6,800 in stock. Current unrealized gainloss -1,500. Ive had these stocks for 5-10 years. Sell fee is minimal 6.95. Bank account will be close to dry with rent coming up in a few days. According to Mint, Im usually about -100 a month. Things will be changing in the next few months and Ill be getting back tax refund, and a little over 2,000 from work as well in March. Ill be moving out of state in August and my cost of living will dramatically go down and Ill be above plus.Ill be deployed about 8 months after that and will be taking home a lot decent money after 6 months of deployment. Should I risk paying off my Credit Card with a high APR now, hold off until tax work money comes through to pay off some of it and use my savings to pay off a little more or is there another option?  <response>: Cash out your stocks and deduct the capital losses so you can get a bigger refund. Wait until you have paid your rent to pay of that debt because without the money from the sold stocks you wont have any money for emergencies. Pay of the credit card debt as soon as you can. 