Christy Sue

Yes. Can you hear me?

Yes. Can you hear me?

Yes. Can you hear me?

Wonderful. No problem. Okay. So I am 65 years old. I plan to work at least five more years because I only have 41,000 in my retirement account. I have 40,000 plus give or take of debt, which I impulsively let a debt relief company take over for me. I realized now that was a mistake. And that should be resolved within three years of making payments to them. I also own a home.

Wonderful. No problem. Okay. So I am 65 years old. I plan to work at least five more years because I only have 41,000 in my retirement account. I have 40,000 plus give or take of debt, which I impulsively let a debt relief company take over for me. I realized now that was a mistake. And that should be resolved within three years of making payments to them. I also own a home.

Wonderful. No problem. Okay. So I am 65 years old. I plan to work at least five more years because I only have 41,000 in my retirement account. I have 40,000 plus give or take of debt, which I impulsively let a debt relief company take over for me. I realized now that was a mistake. And that should be resolved within three years of making payments to them. I also own a home.

I mean, I still owe $88,000 on my home. So I'm wondering if when I become eligible for Social Security in a year and a half, should I, and I'm going to continue working, should I then just try to get my house paid off, double, triple my mortgage payments?

I mean, I still owe $88,000 on my home. So I'm wondering if when I become eligible for Social Security in a year and a half, should I, and I'm going to continue working, should I then just try to get my house paid off, double, triple my mortgage payments?

I mean, I still owe $88,000 on my home. So I'm wondering if when I become eligible for Social Security in a year and a half, should I, and I'm going to continue working, should I then just try to get my house paid off, double, triple my mortgage payments?

Once my debt is gone, obviously, just so that when I do stop working and I have to live on the small retirement that I have and my social security, at least I won't have a house payment. Is that the smartest way to go?

Once my debt is gone, obviously, just so that when I do stop working and I have to live on the small retirement that I have and my social security, at least I won't have a house payment. Is that the smartest way to go?

Once my debt is gone, obviously, just so that when I do stop working and I have to live on the small retirement that I have and my social security, at least I won't have a house payment. Is that the smartest way to go?

With my side hustle combined, it's between 80 and 90. It just depends on the year.

With my side hustle combined, it's between 80 and 90. It just depends on the year.

With my side hustle combined, it's between 80 and 90. It just depends on the year.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Oh, my car is 13 years old.

Oh, my car is 13 years old.