Lisa

Well, he picks on people he loves.

You know, it's funny. Last night, Phil tried to shake my hand before we left, and I wouldn't shake his. I said, I'm not shaking your hand.

You know, it's funny. Last night, Phil tried to shake my hand before we left, and I wouldn't shake his. I said, I'm not shaking your hand.

You know, it's funny. Last night, Phil tried to shake my hand before we left, and I wouldn't shake his. I said, I'm not shaking your hand.

And so I hugged him, and I said, I love you. And, of course, he didn't say anything. So then we go into the living room, and so we're saying bye, and I'm covering up Kay just to get her situated again. And I hugged her and told her I loved her. She told me she loved me. And then Phil's, you know, trying to get situated on the couch. So he gets on the couch. And I said, well, I love you, Phil.

And so I hugged him, and I said, I love you. And, of course, he didn't say anything. So then we go into the living room, and so we're saying bye, and I'm covering up Kay just to get her situated again. And I hugged her and told her I loved her. She told me she loved me. And then Phil's, you know, trying to get situated on the couch. So he gets on the couch. And I said, well, I love you, Phil.

And so I hugged him, and I said, I love you. And, of course, he didn't say anything. So then we go into the living room, and so we're saying bye, and I'm covering up Kay just to get her situated again. And I hugged her and told her I loved her. She told me she loved me. And then Phil's, you know, trying to get situated on the couch. So he gets on the couch. And I said, well, I love you, Phil.

And he said, yeah, you too. So he didn't say I love you, but, you know.

And he said, yeah, you too. So he didn't say I love you, but, you know.

And he said, yeah, you too. So he didn't say I love you, but, you know.

You guys have just got to start saying it more so that he can say it to y'all.

You guys have just got to start saying it more so that he can say it to y'all.

You guys have just got to start saying it more so that he can say it to y'all.

Thank you, Rachel. Rachel, my husband and I are 64. We'll be turning 65 at the end of the year. So, of course, we're thinking about retirement, and that kind of panics me a lot. I feel that we did not plan very well, and it came very fast. Um, we do not have a pension. I took my 401k to pay off some debt, but we do own a home, um, with no mortgage of 700,000.

Thank you, Rachel. Rachel, my husband and I are 64. We'll be turning 65 at the end of the year. So, of course, we're thinking about retirement, and that kind of panics me a lot. I feel that we did not plan very well, and it came very fast. Um, we do not have a pension. I took my 401k to pay off some debt, but we do own a home, um, with no mortgage of 700,000.

Thank you, Rachel. Rachel, my husband and I are 64. We'll be turning 65 at the end of the year. So, of course, we're thinking about retirement, and that kind of panics me a lot. I feel that we did not plan very well, and it came very fast. Um, we do not have a pension. I took my 401k to pay off some debt, but we do own a home, um, with no mortgage of 700,000.

And I do own a business that is grossing 1.3, um, million a month or I'm sorry, a year. A year. A year.

And I do own a business that is grossing 1.3, um, million a month or I'm sorry, a year. A year. A year.

And I do own a business that is grossing 1.3, um, million a month or I'm sorry, a year. A year. A year.

I know that we just find it very hard to save money and money is always going back into business. And of course, we like to live a nice lifestyle too as well. But so my question is, How do you have enough income for retirement if you don't have the pension or the 401k? Would it be wise to sell the house at some point and the business and then invest that and live off the income?