<prompt> Human: Hi all, long time reader, first time post.Im 32Mmarried. Work in sales and have a couple deals closing in the span of 2 weeks. Between now and the end of the month, I will be netting in about 45,000 in commissions.I have 22k 15 in credit card debt, then 16k 1.99 on student loans. I also a car loan with about 10k left 6. Wife and I make enough base salary to carry our mortgage and these monthly payments without sweat. Our 401k, Roth IRA, HSA are being maxed out each year.My first inclination is to pay off the 22k in one whack, then drop the rest into an investment account like Wealthfront and round out my emergency fund at 10,000. I only have about 2000 there now. Afterward, I would apply what I was paying, plus any extra, to pay down the car loan.Is there anything else I should consider? Should I pay off the car loan, then reload the emergency fund? Weve never had this much money come in during a short period and I want to make sure I cover all of my bases.Am I missing any other information that might help?  <response>: Im perplexed as to why you have such high CC debt but max out your retirement.Anyway, kill the CC debt and car debt. The rest should go into your savingsemergency fund so you keep yourself out of credit card debt in the future. 