Ken Coleman

I don't have any nest eggs, emergency funds.

I'm living paycheck to paycheck.

I'm still dealing with it.

With drug courts, hopefully I'll be getting my charges dismissed in September when I complete the program.

Oh, okay.

I could tie, you know, with the employment and finances and all that, tying to the bigger picture, but I think it's more of the bigger picture.

We finalized yesterday.

Yeesh.

Hey, I was just calling.

Me and my wife, we make around $165,000 a year.

We have no debt.

We have about $50,000 in savings.

And I was just wondering if it would be dumb to do a nice vacation this summer and spend about $10,000.

We're going to be cash-flowing it.

Well, I mean, we still own the house, so, you know, we could white-knuckle it.

And, I mean, we project to pay off the house in about eight years, and that's way faster than 30 years, so...

You're doing great.

Could throw more retirement.

I don't know.

I just hear a lot of stories about people who retire and don't have enough or stuff like that.