Rachel Cruze

I mean, seven times, you know, what you've been making is what you would have earned.

So did you make a mistake?

I'm going to say yes, because I think long term investing, you just stay in.

Whether it goes down and you get freaked out, just stay on the roller coaster because it's going to go up and down.

It's what the market does.

But when you pull your money out.

If you pulled it all the way out, which I can't tell if quite what you – I don't know exactly how that transfer looks.

I didn't pull it out where I'm paying taxes on it.

So it's still under the 401K, but just in the market.

But what's difficult now is when – because I am going to say yes, put your money back in.

You're now going to be buying back in at the top where you would have lost all those returns.

Yeah.

It's not too late.

You can still get Becca and Lisa.

So I didn't mean to harp on you, but I did want to make that kind of a teaching point because what you did was very common.

People do that a lot.

But just not to freak out next time because, you know, you guys did lose out on a lot of interest that you could have earned.

So what I would do is, yes, I would get back in.

How old are you guys?

I'm 54 and my husband's 59 and 59.