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My question is, what is your favorite meal to prepare for yourself, and also what is your favorite meal to eat when you go out to a restaurant. I am very much looking forward to your upcoming Ask You Both Anything episode, so thank you so much. Hope you both have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year, and thank you so much again for what you do.

My question is, what is your favorite meal to prepare for yourself, and also what is your favorite meal to eat when you go out to a restaurant. I am very much looking forward to your upcoming Ask You Both Anything episode, so thank you so much. Hope you both have a wonderful Christmas and a happy new year, and thank you so much again for what you do.

Hey. Okay. I had a question. My husband and I are both getting closer to retirement. I'm 62, he's 67. We have two small, um, insurance policies. I was thinking about cashing in mine as a universal life insurance policy. Um, it's the death benefit is 66,000 and if I cashed it in, it's like 15,000 is as a whole life policy. Um, if he cashes it in,

Hey. Okay. I had a question. My husband and I are both getting closer to retirement. I'm 62, he's 67. We have two small, um, insurance policies. I was thinking about cashing in mine as a universal life insurance policy. Um, it's the death benefit is 66,000 and if I cashed it in, it's like 15,000 is as a whole life policy. Um, if he cashes it in,

It's like $10,000, and the death benefit is $14,000. They both have very low monthly premiums. Mine's like $25 a month, and his is $14 a month. Yeah, because you don't have any insurance.

It's like $10,000, and the death benefit is $14,000. They both have very low monthly premiums. Mine's like $25 a month, and his is $14 a month. Yeah, because you don't have any insurance.

Well, we got a late start, or he did. He was a His plan was the rapture plan. I'm the nerd, and I've saved about $800,000. Oh, he was going to leave you behind.

Well, we got a late start, or he did. He was a His plan was the rapture plan. I'm the nerd, and I've saved about $800,000. Oh, he was going to leave you behind.

Yes, we do. I have about $60,000 in savings.

Yes, we do. I have about $60,000 in savings.

Okay.

Okay.

$500,000.

$500,000.

About... About $550,000.

About... About $550,000.

um the 600 through work is me he's got one um that um is about 250 but his expires when he turns 70 mine expires when i quit work good okay either way if they expire you're fine okay but you don't cancel because well you don't need to cancel them they're free right The ones that work? No, the one I paid, a supplemental one. It's like, I don't know, $125 a month.

um the 600 through work is me he's got one um that um is about 250 but his expires when he turns 70 mine expires when i quit work good okay either way if they expire you're fine okay but you don't cancel because well you don't need to cancel them they're free right The ones that work? No, the one I paid, a supplemental one. It's like, I don't know, $125 a month.

Yes.

Yes.

Oh, the little policies.

Oh, the little policies.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then if I paid off the house, do you think the monthly house payment that we're making, should I just go ahead and take that amount every month and start piling it in my 401k?

And then if I paid off the house, do you think the monthly house payment that we're making, should I just go ahead and take that amount every month and start piling it in my 401k?

Okay.

Okay.

We're planning to do our last big whoop-dee before he retires here. We're doing an Iceland-Norway interview coming up in May.

We're planning to do our last big whoop-dee before he retires here. We're doing an Iceland-Norway interview coming up in May.

Hey. Okay. I had a question. My husband and I are both getting closer to retirement. I'm 62, he's 67. We have two small, um, insurance policies. I was thinking about cashing in mine as a universal life insurance policy. Um, it's the death benefit is 66,000 and if I cashed it in, it's like 15,000 is as a whole life policy. Um, if he cashes it in,

It's like $10,000, and the death benefit is $14,000. They both have very low monthly premiums. Mine's like $25 a month, and his is $14 a month. Yeah, because you don't have any insurance.

Well, we got a late start, or he did. He was a His plan was the rapture plan. I'm the nerd, and I've saved about $800,000. Oh, he was going to leave you behind.

Yes, we do. I have about $60,000 in savings.

Okay.

$500,000.

About... About $550,000.

um the 600 through work is me he's got one um that um is about 250 but his expires when he turns 70 mine expires when i quit work good okay either way if they expire you're fine okay but you don't cancel because well you don't need to cancel them they're free right The ones that work? No, the one I paid, a supplemental one. It's like, I don't know, $125 a month.

Yes.

Oh, the little policies.

Yeah.

And then if I paid off the house, do you think the monthly house payment that we're making, should I just go ahead and take that amount every month and start piling it in my 401k?

Okay.

We're planning to do our last big whoop-dee before he retires here. We're doing an Iceland-Norway interview coming up in May.