Rachel Cruze

And for 10 grand, have your parents be taken care of.

You know what I mean?

It's not like it's a million dollars sitting in there and they're fighting over that.

So anyways, Cheryl, well done.

I hope the conversation goes well.

And I have John Deloney in my head too, but there is a point when you do put a scenario out there of what's going to happen.

They are adults, your siblings, and they get to make a choice of how they respond.

That's not up to you.

That's not your responsibility to caretake their emotions either.

It's what's happening, and they're going to have to be adults and decide.

Today's question comes from Gabriel in Delaware.

We recently sold our house and did not anticipate buying another one for at least four to five years.

We have $350,000 that we want to invest into the S&P 500 and index funds until we are ready to buy again.

Several friends who invest regularly have suggested that because...

It is such a large sum and we should do a dollar cost average by investing one twelfth of the amount each month instead of investing it all at once.

Do you agree with that suggestion or would you recommend investing the full amount immediately?

And we've had a couple of those when you look at the chart.

I mean, you can just Google S&P 500, right?

But the amount of recovery time, which I don't know the exact date, but it's maybe 30 days, right?

I mean, it's pretty quick on some of these.