<prompt> Human: Throwaway for privacy.On Monday, I closed on a house first time home buyer. On Tuesday, my car died and is in the shop for a 4k repair. On Wednesday, both of my dogs had to go in for emergency surgery - vet bill 2k. I charged the car and vet bill on my credit card. I have 6k in savings 3 month emergency fund, and another 3k in easily accessible investment accounts. I also have about 1800month after billsliving expenses that goes to savings goals and such. I can easily save 2200month with small lifestyle changes. Should I pay the credit card off and deplete my savings, or slowly pay it off over the next few months? Im leaning towards the latter, since Ill only pay about 200 in interest and right now Id rather keep my emergency fund in tact considering there might be more emergencies with my luck lately.  <response>: Definitely pay off the card.In the event of another serious emergency, you have the credit line available to you. Theres no need to pay interest whatsoever. PS Congratulations on getting through the most expensive week of your life, thanks to your emergency fund. : 