<prompt> Human: I am in my early 30s with very good credit score 700 past several years. Started taking more risk a few years ago investing into stocks. I had done so by borrowing money from credit cards, 15 months, 18 months, 20 months 0 interest and very low one time 2-3 convenience check fees. I have 250K mortgage with 3.25 rate that I want to pay off.My stocks is worth triple what I had invested and I still owe 60k on the credit cards, which all are still 0 interest. Multiple balance transfers through the years to keep it at 0.Should I sale my stocks to payoff my credit card debts? Or wait on the stocks to possibly go up more and being able to payoff my mortgage? Not sure what routes I should take. I have two children and wife is not employed. I make 150K year and want to start saving money for their college funds and maybe be mortgage free. Or re-invest my money and payoff my credit cards.Thanks in advance.  <response>: Youve played with fire and so far have gotten lucky. Sell at least enough stocks to pay off the credit cards in full plus taxes and be done with that possible disaster. 