Christina Ellis

Well, and it's like what I do realize, like once the house is paid off, then it's like that six month emergency fund may just be fifteen thousand dollars.

So that's going to feel really good.

It's just I know even with the fact that you waited until you had fifty four thousand to pay it off.

I do feel a bit of anxiety around money and making sure things are secure.

So I don't think it's really going to hurt to wait six more months.

But just when that six month mark comes.

Get that house paid off.

That is so exciting.

Congrats on the baby.

And making $49,000, y'all.

So everybody who's listening who doesn't have a super high income.

Let's zoom out.

Tell us a little bit more about your situation.

You said you're starting the baby steps for the second time.

What happened the first time?

Hey, good job.

Good job.

The fact that you have been through what you've been through, I know that was hard.

And there's probably a lot of shame with the first time around and getting back into debt.

But good job coming back around and saying, you know what, I've had it.