Adam

So I'm actually remarried this past Sunday.

Yeah, so obviously there was a bit of a change in my financial situation. I was divorced four years ago. And so that obviously kind of threw everything for a loop in terms of anything things you have planned. It kind of changed things up. So I just recently got remarried. And, you know, obviously that changes things again. And so it happened during my time with this financial advisor.

Yeah, so obviously there was a bit of a change in my financial situation. I was divorced four years ago. And so that obviously kind of threw everything for a loop in terms of anything things you have planned. It kind of changed things up. So I just recently got remarried. And, you know, obviously that changes things again. And so it happened during my time with this financial advisor.

Yeah, so obviously there was a bit of a change in my financial situation. I was divorced four years ago. And so that obviously kind of threw everything for a loop in terms of anything things you have planned. It kind of changed things up. So I just recently got remarried. And, you know, obviously that changes things again. And so it happened during my time with this financial advisor.

So he said, you know, I threw him that information. Well, he said, OK, well, that changes things up a little bit.

So he said, you know, I threw him that information. Well, he said, OK, well, that changes things up a little bit.

So he said, you know, I threw him that information. Well, he said, OK, well, that changes things up a little bit.

Obviously, for instance, I never carried life insurance or thought about it until I had kids. And then that was the impetus for getting life insurance. At the same time, started saving for college. But around the time of the divorce, I had to stop putting away money for college just because that was one of the places where I needed a little bit of extra money.

Obviously, for instance, I never carried life insurance or thought about it until I had kids. And then that was the impetus for getting life insurance. At the same time, started saving for college. But around the time of the divorce, I had to stop putting away money for college just because that was one of the places where I needed a little bit of extra money.

Obviously, for instance, I never carried life insurance or thought about it until I had kids. And then that was the impetus for getting life insurance. At the same time, started saving for college. But around the time of the divorce, I had to stop putting away money for college just because that was one of the places where I needed a little bit of extra money.

Obviously, financial situations changed then. And then in the last... I guess a year and a half or two years, I was able to start recontributing to their 529 accounts. But yeah, I mean, it's sort of, you know, it was adjusting to, you know, child support payments and things like that and living in two separate households and then just having one contributor to the mortgage.

Obviously, financial situations changed then. And then in the last... I guess a year and a half or two years, I was able to start recontributing to their 529 accounts. But yeah, I mean, it's sort of, you know, it was adjusting to, you know, child support payments and things like that and living in two separate households and then just having one contributor to the mortgage.

Obviously, financial situations changed then. And then in the last... I guess a year and a half or two years, I was able to start recontributing to their 529 accounts. But yeah, I mean, it's sort of, you know, it was adjusting to, you know, child support payments and things like that and living in two separate households and then just having one contributor to the mortgage.

But my now wife moved in, gosh, a year and a half ago. And so obviously then we start splitting up mortgage and other bills and that changes the dynamics as well. maybe a little more room to breathe in your budget. For sure. Yeah, it definitely did. And, you know, we sort of sat down together when we realized, you know, figured out how it was all going to play out.

But my now wife moved in, gosh, a year and a half ago. And so obviously then we start splitting up mortgage and other bills and that changes the dynamics as well. maybe a little more room to breathe in your budget. For sure. Yeah, it definitely did. And, you know, we sort of sat down together when we realized, you know, figured out how it was all going to play out.

But my now wife moved in, gosh, a year and a half ago. And so obviously then we start splitting up mortgage and other bills and that changes the dynamics as well. maybe a little more room to breathe in your budget. For sure. Yeah, it definitely did. And, you know, we sort of sat down together when we realized, you know, figured out how it was all going to play out.

But it definitely gave more wiggle room for vacations and saving for college and things like that.

But it definitely gave more wiggle room for vacations and saving for college and things like that.

But it definitely gave more wiggle room for vacations and saving for college and things like that.

I mean, it actually came out of listening to your podcast episode about insurance in general. And while I was listening, I realized, hey, maybe I should check in with my insurance because I like to do that every year or two. And it started when you were talking about things that you can adjust and collision insurance and being responsible for other people's bills if you were to get in an accident.