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Andrew in Charleston — Baby Step 2 With a New House and $79K Debt
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Andrew's call introduces two complications: they just bought a house (adding homeownership risk to the debt snowball), and his wife's grandmother in Uruguay is in declining health, potentially triggering a $3,000 emergency flight. George acknowledges both variables but stays the course — the $11,000 deferred-interest crawl space loan is especially dangerous (full back-interest charges if not paid before the promotional period ends). His compromise: $200/month into a home repair sinking fund, keep $1,000 starter emergency, and attack the debt in order smallest to largest. He ends with a full walk-through of all 7 Baby Steps to give Andrew the map. [1] — George Kamel "A 25-year-old new dad is juggling Robinhood investments, a joint credit card he doesn't control, $14K in savings, and $28K in debt — all wh…" 1:56:20
