Matt Damon

Do we do life insurance on her if she's not working or no?

Hi, so I'm 19, and a couple months ago, I had gotten back from vacation with family, and

My car, well, my previous car was a Ford fusion 2017.

I'd bought it for $15,000.

I took out a loan, probably not the best idea.

Uh, and within a couple months I had the engine overheating all the time and head gasket started blowing.

So that car I had to like end up fixing, which ended up costing around like two to three grand.

And then there was one issue after another and.

By July of this year, I had to trade it in and was about $8,000 under on that car loan.

And everybody that was helping me find cars and everything ended up telling me that it would be a great idea to get this Hyundai Tucson 2020, which probably shouldn't take other people's advice that aren't in a great position.

But I did, and now I'm having a car payment that's right around $500.

a month, six or seven percent interest, and the overall loan's $28,000.

And I'm just curious what you guys think the best route would be to get out of this situation.

I've got a thousand cash, then I've got right around 18,000 in investments.

Stock market, just normal ETFs like S&P 500, BTI, and QQQ and stuff.

Right now I'm making about $700 a week after tax.

HVAC, and then I got a part-time gas station job.

So I'm a first-year guy.

I've been here for four months now, and I'm just working on a new residential building, so I'm just making that base.

Are you in an apprenticeship?