Jade Warshaw

Close to like two grand, call it.

I think for me, it's like, you know, I've saved this over the course of, you know, three, four years.

And then I would have zero one day, you know, when you wake up.

Which is just my car and a credit card.

We paid off her car, a credit card, and some of my miscellaneous debt prior to going to single income.

And we have around $11,000 in the savings.

Trying to figure out how to navigate that debt sooner than later and before she finishes nursing school.

So, I mean, the minimum payment on the card, which I owe $1,500 on, is about $40, but it's at 24% interest.

Why does the minimum payment matter?

If we, if we, probably around like $1,500 a month, probably a little bit more.

Normal is broke.

Common sense is weird.

So we're here to help you transform your life and your money from the Ramsey Network and the Fairwinds Credit Union Studio.

This is the Ramsey Show.

I'm Jade Warshaw.

Next to me, Dr. John Deloney, taking your calls really for the next three hours.

If you want to get involved, the number is 888-825-5225.

Gets you on the line and is in Salt Lake City, Utah.

And what's going on?

And so our question is whether we will.