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Hey, what's going on?

Hey, what's going on?

Hey, what's going on?

Um, so I am 28 years old. My wife is 31. Uh, she's a stay at home mom. We have two sons, five and three years old. Um, I am, we are on baby six, six, by the way. Um, we are in the middle of a debacle with our budget. I'm trying to make sure I free up enough fun money for her because obviously staying at home is, um,

Um, so I am 28 years old. My wife is 31. Uh, she's a stay at home mom. We have two sons, five and three years old. Um, I am, we are on baby six, six, by the way. Um, we are in the middle of a debacle with our budget. I'm trying to make sure I free up enough fun money for her because obviously staying at home is, um,

Um, so I am 28 years old. My wife is 31. Uh, she's a stay at home mom. We have two sons, five and three years old. Um, I am, we are on baby six, six, by the way. Um, we are in the middle of a debacle with our budget. I'm trying to make sure I free up enough fun money for her because obviously staying at home is, um,

staying at home it's absolutely miserable for the mother um it's great that she can do that but it is very tough on her and so i want to make sure that i leave enough aside in our budget for her to have fun as well as continue to save you know for our retirement and everything everything else we're doing 15 like it's like we're supposed to into roth ira i have a pension a union pension and then i have a simple ira that i get three percent match on through my employer

staying at home it's absolutely miserable for the mother um it's great that she can do that but it is very tough on her and so i want to make sure that i leave enough aside in our budget for her to have fun as well as continue to save you know for our retirement and everything everything else we're doing 15 like it's like we're supposed to into roth ira i have a pension a union pension and then i have a simple ira that i get three percent match on through my employer

staying at home it's absolutely miserable for the mother um it's great that she can do that but it is very tough on her and so i want to make sure that i leave enough aside in our budget for her to have fun as well as continue to save you know for our retirement and everything everything else we're doing 15 like it's like we're supposed to into roth ira i have a pension a union pension and then i have a simple ira that i get three percent match on through my employer

I grow $70,000 a year. Now, I want to put $200 a month per son into a money market, maybe, I don't know, to save for them to have a down payment on a house. With the way that house prices are increasing, I am scared they're going to not have enough capital to be able to buy as young as I was able to. And I don't think...

I grow $70,000 a year. Now, I want to put $200 a month per son into a money market, maybe, I don't know, to save for them to have a down payment on a house. With the way that house prices are increasing, I am scared they're going to not have enough capital to be able to buy as young as I was able to. And I don't think...

I grow $70,000 a year. Now, I want to put $200 a month per son into a money market, maybe, I don't know, to save for them to have a down payment on a house. With the way that house prices are increasing, I am scared they're going to not have enough capital to be able to buy as young as I was able to. And I don't think...

I don't know if the money market is a better router to put it in our Roth IRA and just pull out contributions when that time comes. I'm trying to avoid gift tax and all this other stuff for them to try to make it as streamlined as possible. And you guys can tell me what you think, because $400 a month is $83,000, some change after 18 years. So I'm a little conflicted as to what to do.

I don't know if the money market is a better router to put it in our Roth IRA and just pull out contributions when that time comes. I'm trying to avoid gift tax and all this other stuff for them to try to make it as streamlined as possible. And you guys can tell me what you think, because $400 a month is $83,000, some change after 18 years. So I'm a little conflicted as to what to do.

I don't know if the money market is a better router to put it in our Roth IRA and just pull out contributions when that time comes. I'm trying to avoid gift tax and all this other stuff for them to try to make it as streamlined as possible. And you guys can tell me what you think, because $400 a month is $83,000, some change after 18 years. So I'm a little conflicted as to what to do.

No. It's like they put on Barry White.

No. It's like they put on Barry White.

No. It's like they put on Barry White.

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I'm a lot.