Rachel Cruze

Okay. So you guys are around that. 11 grand? Yeah, around 11 grand.

Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah.

Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah.

There's some upside.

There's some upside.

There's some upside.

Yeah. No, I was going to say, yeah, there's a lot of upside to this for you guys to your point and being in such a tragic situation. Yeah. Well, the good thing is, is your age, number one, is that you guys are still young. I mean, you have a lot of years to be investing and building wealth through that. And it may, you know, look different. You know, it may be one of those things, unless your wife

Yeah. No, I was going to say, yeah, there's a lot of upside to this for you guys to your point and being in such a tragic situation. Yeah. Well, the good thing is, is your age, number one, is that you guys are still young. I mean, you have a lot of years to be investing and building wealth through that. And it may, you know, look different. You know, it may be one of those things, unless your wife

Yeah. No, I was going to say, yeah, there's a lot of upside to this for you guys to your point and being in such a tragic situation. Yeah. Well, the good thing is, is your age, number one, is that you guys are still young. I mean, you have a lot of years to be investing and building wealth through that. And it may, you know, look different. You know, it may be one of those things, unless your wife

chooses you know to go more full-time or chooses a different career path and starts making more money that you you guys would probably have a somewhat consistent income for a while right i mean nothing really is probably going to change majorly unless i'm missing something and i guess she would be the only factor that if she decided to change something you know that could cause an increase in income but but even for that and even with your medical um

chooses you know to go more full-time or chooses a different career path and starts making more money that you you guys would probably have a somewhat consistent income for a while right i mean nothing really is probably going to change majorly unless i'm missing something and i guess she would be the only factor that if she decided to change something you know that could cause an increase in income but but even for that and even with your medical um

chooses you know to go more full-time or chooses a different career path and starts making more money that you you guys would probably have a somewhat consistent income for a while right i mean nothing really is probably going to change majorly unless i'm missing something and i guess she would be the only factor that if she decided to change something you know that could cause an increase in income but but even for that and even with your medical um

The fact that you could, I mean, if you guys just even invested, I know you pulled up the calculator, George, but just, you know, even $1,000 a month or whatever it looks like, I mean, that does build wealth long term.

The fact that you could, I mean, if you guys just even invested, I know you pulled up the calculator, George, but just, you know, even $1,000 a month or whatever it looks like, I mean, that does build wealth long term.

The fact that you could, I mean, if you guys just even invested, I know you pulled up the calculator, George, but just, you know, even $1,000 a month or whatever it looks like, I mean, that does build wealth long term.

Yeah. And with that, Adam, I think that does give you guys some cushion, especially with your health stuff that, you know, if you look up in two years and there's some treatment, you know, that costs a lot, you guys could pause it for a bit if you needed some extra cash, right, to go and get that done. So it gives you a lot of margin and flexibility.

Yeah. And with that, Adam, I think that does give you guys some cushion, especially with your health stuff that, you know, if you look up in two years and there's some treatment, you know, that costs a lot, you guys could pause it for a bit if you needed some extra cash, right, to go and get that done. So it gives you a lot of margin and flexibility.

Yeah. And with that, Adam, I think that does give you guys some cushion, especially with your health stuff that, you know, if you look up in two years and there's some treatment, you know, that costs a lot, you guys could pause it for a bit if you needed some extra cash, right, to go and get that done. So it gives you a lot of margin and flexibility.

But I think that consistency of investing for you guys is going to be your key. That's what's going to cause you guys to build wealth long term. But, gosh, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry about all the health stuff you guys are going through.