Nicole (Caller)

I don't mind to, you know, save money or whatever it is that I have to do to pay for it.

But I think that probably is part of the hesitation is just, is this really the right thing to do?

And then

If it is, how do I map it out and make sure that it's the most?

No, I have no debt whatsoever.

I own my home.

My salary before tax is about $68,000.

And I have about $125,000 in retirement accounts and mutual funds and emergency funds and that type of thing.

And how old are you?

Forty-one.

With the program that I'm looking at with the financial assistance that I'm likely to qualify for, it probably costs a total of about between $40,000 and $50,000.

Okay.

Per year, it would probably be $12,000.

It's a hybrid program.

Mostly online, some in person.

No, I'm definitely open to other options.

Well, that was going to be one of my questions.

Is it better to do it more slowly and just cash flow it as I can?

I do have some things I can sell that could potentially be enough to pay for it over a shorter period of time, but I don't know if that's necessarily the best way to go either.

Yeah, that's actually a really good point.