Debra (Caller)

Do I, the deferred compensation that I have at work, which is just pre-tax,

I haven't found any of the investments that look like it matches what you guys suggest.

So I didn't know if there was something else that I should open up besides one Roth IRA.

Yes, but slow.

I'm not eligible for the HSA.

So I actually have, I can do this $625 a month.

to throw in for the $7,500 to catch up on the Roth for the other account.

Should I, so I should open, I shouldn't open a traditional Roth or do the deferred comp, even though I don't like the options to invest.

Um, I still have about another, I'd say $500 a month I can put in that account.

I'm living off of, I'm being very frugal.

I really don't want to go past 67.

Yes, because you guys motivated me so much.

I just want to tell you, last year I was making $31,000, and now I'm making $42,000, and I think I'm going to get a 5% raise in another month.

What do you do for work?

I went for a promotion to try to get out of the situation that I was in, and I was able to pay my house off with a difference, and I'm still living on what I was making prior to the raises.

Without you guys, I wouldn't be doing that.

I have a question about some land.

We have inherited some land.

It's 19 acres, has a small home on it.

Part of it is farmable and there's a guy that does some farming on of that.