Jade Warshaw

Yeah, that would rock your world right now.

Right.

So it definitely could for sure.

And that goes towards your smallest debt?

So with the 1800, let's put it practically to, with the 1800, I take a thousand aside this month.

When you, when you're left with that margin, a thousand of it, put it aside, savings account done and done baby step one knocked out.

Then you have $800 to look over at the credit cards and go, what's the smallest credit card.

And so what's the smallest balance you have on one of those credit cards?

I mean, I have something as low as 123 up to 5,300.

Great.

So we're going to knock out...

Go ahead.

Quite a few of those.

Yeah.

Knock them out all the way up to $800.

And then if there's any other margin left out or that money that comes through at the end of the month, just go ahead and throw it at the next credit card.

And you're really going to do that, Marie, until these credit cards are knocked out.

I do like the idea so, so much of you getting in a cheaper car because knocking that out is going to make this journey feel so much more feasible for you.

Plus, it's going to free up money.

Like I said...