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So my wife and I were going through, you know, we try and follow the Ramsey solutions as much as we can.

The only debt we have right now is a mortgage and we have a home equity line as well that we took out to replace our roof.

So we're attacking the home equity line to try and get that paid off.

The question that we will have is should I sell, we own both of our cars,

should I sell my truck to pay the equity line off faster?

We are playing right now is to pay the equity line off in about nine months.

No.

If I sell my truck, we could probably do that in about three.

No.

You should just pay it off in nine months.

Okay. And you ought to cut some other stuff out of the budget and do it in six months,

but you ought to keep the truck.

That's not enough time to, you know,

if you told me it's going to take you three, four years or something

and selling your truck would cause you to do it in nine months,

I'd sell your truck.

But if you sell your truck now, nine months later,

you're going to be looking for a truck. But if you sell your truck now, nine months later, you're going to be looking for a truck.

Because you'll be out of debt. You'll have the money to buy a truck, and you'll be able to do that on the baby steps, right?

Right. And the truck has paid off.

The only debt is the helot.

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