How Many Accounts are Too Many?
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DIY Money | Personal Finance, Budgeting, Debt, Savings, Investing
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen.
You're listening to another edition of DIY Money. DIY Money. A. Howard in the house. Quint, I have to give a big shout out to one of our listeners today.
Let's hear it.
Mike.
How's it going, A?
From, I don't know where Mike is from, sent me an amazing trail recommendation for BAMF. So shout out to Mike.
Cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool, cool.
If you have a trail recommendation for Banff, send them our way.
You just took the crew out to the climbing gym. I saw some photos. And I noticed that you were like at the top and everybody else was kind of at the bottom. Was this like a little flex on your end or what?
Listen, I have been, since day probably three of working here, I've been trying to get Logan to go climbing, okay? Those who are listening don't know this. We have a new guy in our office named Andy. Andy is fantastic. Andy has been here like three months. So the other day, I'm coming in, in our kind of like somewhat break room area. Andy and Logan were sitting there laughing, goofing off, having a good time. And Andy was like, oh, guess what? Logan's going to come climbing next week. I'm like, what? I have been begging Logan to go climbing, to try this amazing thing, for years. And then he was like, you've never asked me. And he was like trying to act like I've never once even mentioned it, that I gatekeep this thing.
sport anyway so andy's going logan's coming logan brings his wife hannah who's amazing hannah comes and then georgia comes to take some pictures we're trying to get and we invite daniel obviously daniel has anywhere he'd rather be like he would you couldn't do the climbing he wouldn't he was gonna do the you would think he's too good for us you know that's what it is he should be behind bars
i would say to his face that's why i'll say it here i think i actually told him that i went in his office i was like what are you too good for climbing bring your boys nice sons would love it well i like the photos i think the photos were awesome uh and it was just great although it's like oh look at this person's backside like i didn't know who it was i didn't even know i said to logan i go i saw the pictures that was awesome who's the other girl he's like my wife i was like what your wife was climbing seriously that's awesome It was awesome.
That's great. So we'll see. And then apparently Andy's setting up a pickleball day. So you got to get in on the pickleball.
I would be in on the pickleball.
It's going to be fun.
Yeah, that sounds great. That's fun stuff. Anything else going on in your world? Not a ton. Give us an update on the car. The car blew up. The car wasn't blowing up. The car is fine.
We don't talk about it because I don't... It's a whole thing. I ended up taking it to one mechanic and they're like, no, actually, nothing's wrong with it. Like, this is a normal thing for these boxer engine, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You know, all the language. And I said, okay. So every once in a while, I'll put a quart of oil in it and I'm not worried. And neither are you. And neither is anyone. We're not worried at all.
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D-I-Y.
DIY money team. This is David from Massachusetts. Just had a question about accounts and how many accounts are too many. I've been looking at my savings accounts and realized I have an emergency fund, regular savings account, savings account with my wife, as well as a sinking fund. And I also have multiple investment accounts.
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