1. Pay off the CC balance. Use your EF, or snowball it if you can. If you have a 401k, consider taking a 401K loan @ 4% to pay it off - the interest on 401K loans goes directly back to your 401K. Or pull money from your 401K without a loan. You're over 55 so are eligible for the 'rule-of-55', and can withdraw money from a 401K without penalty at any time. Pull money out of IRA/Roth as a last resort.
2. Read "Get What's Yours" by Laurence Kotlikoff regarding Social Security - don't assume you need to take SS at 62 if you're in good health, and otherwise ready to 'FIRE'. He has another book on Medicare (2 books). Use your library for this.
www.getwhatsyours.org3. Consider submitting a full
"Case Study" in the case study forum. Even if you don't publish the Case Study data on the forum, it will probably be helpful.
4. Re-read the
"Investment Order" recommendations, and see how it matches your situation.
I focus on helping those (like myself) working on 'not-so-early' Early Retirement. If you begin to think of yourself as in 'Pre-Tirement', it might be a helpful mindset shift. All the best.