Elizabeth Ayoola

Now you're taking it too far.

You're taking it too far.

The honest answer is I would choose option number one.

And that's because I have an unhealthy relationship with New York.

I'm obsessed.

And if I could live in New York in my early 20s and live out my sex in the city dreams, I'd absolutely take the opportunity.

And I also would choose that option because I am a pretty good saver.

And I know that once I got to that 500 or 750K mark, I would save a ton of money and I'd still be on track for retirement.

And the listener has time on their hands, right?

If they're tucking something away, even if it's a minimal amount, it's still going to compound over time and it's better than saving nothing at all.

Thank you, Tess.

Just to end on that beautiful note from Tess, who would have thought that I would go from a call center job, from living in Lagos, from living in all these different places in the world to the Smart Money podcast.

I never envisioned being a podcast co-host or even working in personal finance.

So that is just a testament to how life does not always go how you plan, but it still can turn out beautiful.

Virtual group hug.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We want you to join us next time to hear us take on a number of your questions about retirement account rollovers.

When are they a good idea?

When are you okay leaving your retirement money where it is?