Christina Ellis

They've rehearsed their scripts.

They're ready for it.

They are ready to convince you that even if your spidey senses are going off, even if you're feeling that weird feeling,

They've practiced the objections, right?

They've gone through what are the typical objections people have and how do I respond?

So then I, again, make them feel a little bit dumb and like I know more and convince them to get what I want them to get.

And I should get away from the rat.

Today's question comes from Jeremy in California.

My wife and I just started reading Total Money Makeover and are now in baby step two.

I understand with the debt snowball that I should have my debts from lowest to highest, but what do I do when it comes to bills and collections?

How do I prioritize them?

Do we do them first or do we just put them in line with our current debt?

Interesting.

So would you put the ones that you're not paying on, would they be even further back in the debt snowball?

Totally different that's done after you're... Don't touch them.

That's not someone you want to be tied to.

Avenue for where he stays or?

So where is he going to save that money?

Well, what's a little bit more about his financial picture?

Does he have any debt?