u/Wonderful-Royal5655

I've been a manufacturing supervisor for 6 years. Started when I was 20, never went to college. I want to move to management and I'm on track with my current company to advance to production manager in a few years. Ive been exploring going to get my bachelor's degree in business, but soley to help with getting higher pay. My current job has helped me a lot with my IDP progression(getting my six sigma black belt) but I feel like I'm leaving a lot off the table without a degree and want advice if its worth it. I have no kids, so i wouldn't be killing myself going to school, but it would still be taxing on me. Thoughts?

I'm currently hourly(which is uncommon for leadership) and with little overtime, make more than my manager. But I dont want to just stay a supervisor.

I have a 6 month emergency fund saved to up cover all my expenses (including food+gas) my question is, I have a $36,000 car loan at a 7.7% interest rate. Do i cut my emergency fund in half to pay down the debt, and only keep a 3 month fund? This is the only debt I have.

I have been putting an extra $1,500 a month to the principal on the loan(on top of the $660 monthly paymet) so do I continue this route? Or just shovel 3 months of my emergency fund into it? The emergency fund in question is $19,000.

I have a 6 month emergency fund saved to up cover all my expenses (including food+gas) my question is, I have a $36,000 car loan at a 7.7% interest rate. Do i cut my emergency fund in half to pay down the debt, and only keep a 3 month fund? This is the only Debt I have.

I have been putting an extra $1,500 a month to the principal on the loan(on top of the $660 monthly paymet) so do I continue this route? Or just shovel 3 months of my emergency fund into it? The emergency fund in question is $19,000.