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So right now I'm considering taking money out of my 401k to pay off my total debt.

Right now I have a total of $35,020 in total debt.

And it's really the credit card that I

have that's killing me is a 25 there's 27.8% APR on it which is ridiculous and it's

and it's you know what is the 35 give me the breakdown on the 35,000 of debt

okay I have um 13,000323 owed to the federal government

from taxes. I have $13,250 owed to Chase. That's the credit card. I have $4,909 owed to my car, and then I have an additional $1,138 owed to a TD to another TD credit card.

Okay, and what do you make, sir?

I make, my household income is $205,000.

Wow. It's a great income. Why do you owe taxes?

So when my wife and I were, my wife and I, I've been married for nine years,

we went through a really rough cash, so probably like two to three years. At some point,

we were separated, and we were just not on the same page.

We used to be really intense about our budget meetings and we'll meet every day.

We actually paid, we actually were a graduate from FTAU.

Honey, why do you owe taxes?

Oh, because it was, I changed my tax.

I changed my tax to having, to being single on my taxes.

And then when I tried to change it back, you don't have a formal HR department.

So they, I was making changes, but there was a glitch in the system that kept reverting back to a single state.

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