Jade Warshaw

Hey, guys.

Glad you have me on today.

I'm doing good.

So, just in kind of a position where my family's living paycheck to paycheck kind of thing,

And we've tried all kinds of stuff.

We've gone through financial advisors and coaches at our banks and all that.

And we're just hitting a wall where we just feel stuck and know that some patterns or behaviors somewhere have to change.

What I heard most was

It looks like you need to generate more income.

That's what I heard, but we never could, you know.

So I gross around $69,000 a year.

Monthly, I net around $5,026, I think, something like that.

My wife doesn't have an income.

She homeschools our kids and takes her motherly responsibilities pretty seriously.

Nine, 11, and five.

Correct.

Yeah, you know, that's definitely the biggest hurdle is if we could get out from underneath like one thing, it'd probably give us some wiggle room for other things.

We do, I say own loosely, but we do own our house through mortgage.

We have a couple of different credit cards, a vehicle loan and student loans.

So the student loans are only mine, and they total about $62,000.