Rachel Cruze

Just, okay, part of it.

But kind of in exchange.

Okay, instead of paying rent, for instance, you're helping take care.

Okay, perfect.

Yeah, so I would say you're on baby step three beat here at that point.

I mean, I would be investing money into retirement, but I would be saving for a down payment for a house.

That'd be my next financial goal.

Yeah, I would probably try to hit that 15% and then anything above that, put in your high yield for specifically for a down payment.

Yeah, no.

Well, honestly, making 60, you're probably right at that 15% into the 8,000 of the Roth IRA.

That's great, Tara.

Good job.

How much are you getting paid now?

Okay.

And you're saying for just one part of your job, it's $100, but then you're doing additional work, which you feel like you should be compensated for above what you're seeing.

And if not, what's my growth trajectory look like?

How can I grow?

You know, because a lot of people call our show with that situation.

They have the 85 in investments or something, non-retirement, and they're like, oh, but I'm making a good spread on, you know, we're making good money.

Would you say it's 100% worth it to just know that there is no mortgage?