Jade Warshaw

What do you guys bring in together?

Or what do you bring in?

They're older, yes.

Yes, sir.

Answer one question for me.

So before you were saying that you were taking out $3,000 a year from the Roth IRA to make this happen, right?

So that's essentially all we're looking to find.

If you were floating all of it except $3,000, that feels like a fairly...

easy equation to solve unless I'm missing something.

Yes.

In addition to what you were already putting aside.

Yes.

Okay, so we won't cash out the additional $1,000 or however much it was from the IRA.

If you want to keep cashing out your vacation, that seems to be working for you.

There's extra cash there.

And then the rest is cash flowed through the budget plus your daughter's portion from her job.

And I think you've got it covered.

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