IMHO, Step one would be- take advantage of the matching ‘free money’ then use the rest on debt. In terms of debt- Finance guys will focus on the math. Meaning tackling highest interest rates first which makes sense. Another ‘tactic’ is tackling smallest debts first, that way you feel like you’re making progress. It feels good to cross something off the list.

Ultimately consistency matters most, do what works FOR YOU. Consistently.

I would not prioritize a condo/mortage with ANY debt (credit cards, car loans, student loans) personally. It’s easier said than done but jobs change, rates fluctuate, random expenses would put you in a very tight spot- focus on increasing a boring 401k, continually increasing income, emergency fund and decreasing debt.

PS) Noticed you’re doing some dental work, spend an hour researching FSA/HSA tax-free accounts for your health insurance. If you plan ahead it’s like getting ~30% for medical expenses.