<prompt> Human: I came up with what I think is a pretty good order of operations for financial priorities, but I would love your input.This list is definitely not meant to be a you have to do things in this order or else! type of thing. Its really for someone who isnt sure how to get started and needs a little help figuring out what to do first. Its also specifically geared towards parents, so some of the insurance steps in particular may not be as applicable to people without kids.Heres the original article: And here are the steps:1. Pay the minimums on all your debts2. Get health insurance3. Build a Stage 1 emergency fund 1,000-2,0004. Get your wills and other estate planning done5. Get life insurance6. Get disability insurance7. Contribute to your 401k up to your employer match8. Get liability insurance9. Pay down your high-interest debt10. Put 25 of your money towards each: - Build a Stage 2 emergency fund 3-6 months of expenses - Build irregular expense funds e.g. car maintenance, travel, etc. - Pay down low-interest debt - Invest for the future11. Choose your own adventure - Save for college - Save for a house - Travel - Start a side business - Really, this is where you do whatever makes you happiest  <response>: Call me crazy, but shouldnt pay off high interest debt be higher prioritized on the list? 