All right, next up we've got a question from Tyler.

He says, with a mortgage interest rate of 6% these days, should I consider it as high

interest debt and pay on it more aggressively?

Or not?

What do you think?

So Tyler, this is a really hard question and one we're getting a lot.

If you follow the financial order of operations, review and hold the thing right, set up for

me.

If you follow the financial order of operation, there you go.

You did.

You'll notice that step number three is pay off your high interest debt.

In order to pay off high interest debt, you have to define what in fact is high interest

debt.

And we've come through a period where mortgages were nowhere near high interest debt,

right?

Two and a half, three, three and a half percent mortgages.

People was very, very, very, very, very hard to justify prepaying those, right?

Because it just did not make sense.

And so now we're in a place where mortgage rates have come up.

Mortgage rates have now crept up to where they're 6%, 7%.

And so this is the question that I would ask Tyler, is where are you in your financial

life cycle?

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