This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Igor is with us in Kona, Hawaii.

Hey, Igor, how are you?

Good, good, Dave.

How are you doing today?

Great.

Iigor or Igor?

Igor.

Igor. I'm sorry. I messed up. I apologize. I hate to mess up somebody's name or nothing worse. How can I help, Igor?

Oh, yes. We're actually at a point we're trying to make a decision whether or not to update one of our cars, buy a new car, and put the other car as a rental here. As you know, tourism is a big thing here.

And at this point in time, we have, you know, no debt. We do have, you know, a good financial

situation. And we're looking to, you know, buy a house next year. So what we're trying to figure out is do we go and pay cash for this car and, you know,

put our other car as a rental and or do we just keep on piling away cash until we're ready to buy next year?

If we were to buy the car and be around $30,000. If we were to put the other car as a

rental, would be making about anywhere from about $1,500 to $2,000 a month, is our, you know, rough estimate.

And that's basically the decision we're trying to figure out and make. Another thing is, you know,

we have a baby that's coming later this year. So we're looking. Thank you. Thank you.

So we have about, you know, with taxes that we have to pay here shortly and, you know, some medical

expenses that we have coming up. We have about $40,000 worth of expenses coming up. And the next, I would say, you know, some medical expenses that we have coming up. We have about $40,000 worth

of expenses coming up in the next, I would say, you know, two to three months, which we have

cash to pay for. So, well, our tax, our taxes we're filing, we should be, uh, it should be

come in and we'll have to pay about 30,000, you know, between federal and state and whatnot.

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