<prompt> Human: Backstory: Needed a car for work because old one died. And bought motorcycle for a fun toy. I currently have a great job where I bring in roughly 2,000 month after tax. My goal here is to smartly pay off both my car and motorcycle, and then start saving for a house. I just dont know which order I should pay things off in. Any advice on which loan my money should go to first? Thanks!--INFO--I owe 8,000 on my car 260month Lower interest rateI owe 9,000 on my motorcycle 180month Higher interest rateI have a higher interest rate on the motorcycle, obviously meaning the longer I have that loan, the more I pay. I guess I technically should pay the bike off first, to save a little money on interest. BUT my thinking is, if I pay the car off first that would then be an extra 260month I could pay towards the bike once the car is paid off. Or that extra 260month could be put toward my house fund then.what do you think?  <response>: When you say Technically Should you mean, if I want to make the most of my money. So, well, yep thats my advice. Pay everything extra to the highest interest rate loan. Youre thinking is emotional and is not the best utilization of your income. If you emotionally need to pay the car off first to save then do so, but you will be losing more money to interest in the long run. Dont buy a house until they are both payed off. 