Elizabeth Ayoola

All these little things to make sure that he can be self-sufficient and I can be confident that he can make his own money.

even if he does have to take out a partial student loan.

He's currently doing really good in track.

If you see this when you're 18 and you get a track scholarship, good job, IO.

So we'll work on scholarships and other things to make sure that he has as little debt as possible.

Such a great point.

I guess I don't think a lot about, even for me, using a financial advisor even just for a 529 strategy or college savings strategy.

It's a good point.

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What newsletter are you talking about, Sean?