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She knows that I'm on. Yes. Oh, she does.

She knows that I'm on. Yes. Oh, she does.

She knows that I'm on. Yes. Oh, she does.

That's that is true. We were separate when we got married and I thought it worked fine. We've since made it joint after our first child. And I do want to mention that we, so I try to max out my 401k. I come close or, you know, a couple of years, a little short of it. She contributes the, you know, she's not maxing it out, but she takes advantage of her company match. Now,

That's that is true. We were separate when we got married and I thought it worked fine. We've since made it joint after our first child. And I do want to mention that we, so I try to max out my 401k. I come close or, you know, a couple of years, a little short of it. She contributes the, you know, she's not maxing it out, but she takes advantage of her company match. Now,

That's that is true. We were separate when we got married and I thought it worked fine. We've since made it joint after our first child. And I do want to mention that we, so I try to max out my 401k. I come close or, you know, a couple of years, a little short of it. She contributes the, you know, she's not maxing it out, but she takes advantage of her company match. Now,

But she's working a little bit less now that we have three children. So she's not going to be able to max out her.

But she's working a little bit less now that we have three children. So she's not going to be able to max out her.

But she's working a little bit less now that we have three children. So she's not going to be able to max out her.

I would like to have at least $2,000 of that year marked towards savings, investing, charitable, other things, not just spending.

I would like to have at least $2,000 of that year marked towards savings, investing, charitable, other things, not just spending.

I would like to have at least $2,000 of that year marked towards savings, investing, charitable, other things, not just spending.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

Okay, so my question is, I have a debt with Chrysler Capital. I leased a truck in 2016. I turned it in 2020. I was way over in the mileage. They would not sell me the truck, which I was counting on them doing because it had over 100,000 miles on it. So I turned the truck in. They told me I owed them $91,255. So I started the debt snowball in March of 2022. I had $125,000 in debt.

Okay, so my question is, I have a debt with Chrysler Capital. I leased a truck in 2016. I turned it in 2020. I was way over in the mileage. They would not sell me the truck, which I was counting on them doing because it had over 100,000 miles on it. So I turned the truck in. They told me I owed them $91,255. So I started the debt snowball in March of 2022. I had $125,000 in debt.

Okay, so my question is, I have a debt with Chrysler Capital. I leased a truck in 2016. I turned it in 2020. I was way over in the mileage. They would not sell me the truck, which I was counting on them doing because it had over 100,000 miles on it. So I turned the truck in. They told me I owed them $91,255. So I started the debt snowball in March of 2022. I had $125,000 in debt.

And year to date, I paid off all my credit cards, and now I have $49,568. So I paid off about $60,000, $70,000. Okay. So I called Chrysler Capital, and I wanted to make a one-time payment. payment and, you know, pay it off, say, look, if this went to debt collection, you're going to get 10 cents on the dollar. That's, you know, if it's 49,000 debt collections, they're going to give you $5,000.

And year to date, I paid off all my credit cards, and now I have $49,568. So I paid off about $60,000, $70,000. Okay. So I called Chrysler Capital, and I wanted to make a one-time payment. payment and, you know, pay it off, say, look, if this went to debt collection, you're going to get 10 cents on the dollar. That's, you know, if it's 49,000 debt collections, they're going to give you $5,000.