Do I need a Roth?
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
20 min
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3 chapters
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. You're listening to another edition of DIY Money. DIY Money. I want to say, I wish we would have had that on audio, that I had to pump you up. You had to fire me up. We're now filming at 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock in the evening. Which is ridiculous, right? Because we're both morning people. But we have to, you know, we have to.
Do that for someone else who's in the room that's not a morning person. That's true. B.A.
Howard. Yeah, she needs seven hours. I want to paint the picture, because we're not on video, that we were just about to start this. In fact, I did the opening line. I look across the table. Logan still has his jacket on. By the way, I turned up the heat for them well in advance. If you've been listening along, you know I'm not spending all sorts of money. It's not just raining money. And so I turn up the heat. They get cozy. We got sparkling water. He's got his jacket on. He's slouched over. It's like somebody beat him or something. And I'm like, pause, time out. We need to get fired up here. So we're now fired up. We're back. We are back.
We are back. And we're the three best friends that anybody could have. We're the three best friends that anyone could have.
Jackets off. You're sitting upright. All right. We good? We're good. Okay. DIY money time, everybody. Allies and stitches over here. I want to know, as we roll into the holidays. What's the one thing that you do every year you're looking forward to? That I'm looking forward to? Okay, maybe not looking forward to. What's the one thing you're going to do this year?
Our holiday tradition right now is just chaos because we're newlyweds. We don't have children yet. I don't have the excuse that we have kids. We're not going 57 places. So we go 57 places for Christmas right now.
How do the hosts introduce the episode and set the tone for DIY Money?
It's not as awful as it seems, but Thanksgiving is actually easier than Christmas because you normally have a three-day gap and then you have the weekend. Not so much. So we, like, Christmas, we'll drive Thursday morning after we both get off work Thursday. Yeah, after Wednesday, we'll get off Thursday morning. We'll drive to Henderson.
Is that Christmas? Christmas is on Thursday. Thursday morning of Christmas Day, you will drive somewhere.
That's where we'll start. Yeah, so we'll start. We'll drive to Henderson, Kentucky. And then we'll have Henderson. How far away is that? Three hours.
You're going to be three hours on Christmas morning in the car. Are you excited yet? No.
Okay, so then we will leave there on the 26th. We will go to my parents' house. I bet you could use a cool one, huh? Now you're talking. But then after that, we are taking a trip. We're going to Florida. It's my grandmother's 80th birthday party. Talked about that. There's 100 people coming to an 80th birthday party. That's fantastic. It's going to be fun.
So my challenge to you, not now, because you can't do it now.
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