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Okay, well, my fiance and I, well, I should say my fiance wants to move.

We currently live on her parents' property in a back house while we're paying off our debt.

And when we get taxes in, she'd like to pay off one of the loans, but then move.

And I, like, from all the numbers I've touched, it's like, I'm trying to not break her heart,

but tell her that we might need to stay longer until we pay off all of our debts before we add

another bill. Expense. Yeah. Why does she want to move?

It's always, uh, we're getting a bit older just to get away from, you know, parents.

Nothing wrong with parents.

It's just something we want to move to a bigger place for the kids.

Okay.

So it's more out of a desire, not a necessity.

It's not like something is going awry relationally, and it's like,

we've got to get out of here for the health of our family. There's not an urgency to it necessarily.

It's just a deep desire of like, I want to be on my own. Yes, ma'am. Okay, perfect. So how much,

how much extra do you guys have a month if you were to try to say, okay, yeah, here's what we would probably rent for.

Have you guys put that into a budget just to see what that looks like?

I have paying off the loans still, like if we were to move instead of paying off the loans,

I'd be like negative $350 every month.

How much are the loans?

I've got three loans that all average about $2,500.

$2,500.

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