Ken Coleman

So here's my question.

My question is in about seven to eight years, we're going to probably want to retire.

We'll be around 65.

If we sell our primary house right now, it's worth 2.2 million.

As I said, we have no debt on it.

So we would get the 2.2 minus real estate commission minus taxes, capital gains, and all of that.

And then in seven to eight years, that

The money that's left over, about $1.9 million, based on investing it conservatively, like you guys have talked about, and putting into a good, solid mutual fund,

That 1.9 can be really worth close to like 3.8, somewhere in that range.

So then when we're retiring, now we're upwards of 3.8.

And of course, over the next seven to eight years, we're not going to retire.

I work from home, so I can be mobile.

My husband has a small business that he would sell.

It gives us a different chapter in our life that we're ready to start, we think.

But we're nervous, which is why we're calling you.

As a matter of fact, I'm calling you.

My husband has no idea, but we're calling you.

And because we, you know, we don't it seems like so.

So we would be working for the next five to seven, eight years.

So we'd still be dumping money into retirement.