This is the Ramsey call of the day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Joining me today is Ramsey personality, Ken Coleman.

All right, Leo is with us in Houston, Texas.

Hey, Leo, what's up?

Hey, Mr. Ramsey, thanks for taking my call. I appreciate it.

And I also appreciate everything you do. I think y'all are great. Thank you, sir. How can we help?

All right. Long story short, I'm a nurse in the health care field. I've saved a little bit of money here,

so I have about, you know, 75,000 saved in my accounts.

The thing is, uh, I've got about $60,000 left from student loans.

And, you know, I'm like you, you know, I think about paying it off real quick.

I want to put a lump down just to, you know, take care of the phone as much as I can,

but I know it sounds kind of like, kind of straightforward or question, but with the new

administration coming in, do I have to wait until they make an announcement of like whether or not they're going to relieve some of the student loans because they started to do it with some of the people in public service.

So I was just kind of wondering what your thoughts on that because I'm just sort of sitting here and, you know, kind of trying to play the calculation game,

but, you know, just wondering what y'all's advice on that is.

Cool.

Well, I'm glad you picked nursing.

It's a great field to go into.

Very well done.

And 60,000 in debt.

What's your income?

It's about 80,000.

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