Christina Ellis

Where does that fall?

Okay.

And if it's not paid off, is that about, yeah, about three months?

Okay.

And how much do you have left on the house?

Man, I'm just excited for you.

The fact that this is even a question that we're not in stork mode and talking about like, oh, man, what do we do?

This is great.

I mean, it's one of those situations where there's not really necessarily like a wrong answer.

But we do typically recommend whenever there's a baby coming to kind of hold off and hold on to cash because there's a lot of things that can happen.

Unexpected expenses.

I mean, we're talking about quite a bit of money and paying off a house.

I think we just kind of have to frame it in the sense of if I were in your shoes.

If I were in your shoes, I would probably hold off until the baby was born or at least just do a portion, especially with the 15K left.

That would make me a little bit nervous.

I would want to have a really flush emergency fund.

I'm also curious.

So with the expenses, how much are you anticipating the birth is going to cost and any expenses around baby?

And how much are you making right now?

$49 a year.