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So I will at least do that and, you know, give my wife the freedom to, hey, you can leave your job and you can help me during tax season and we'll turn it into a full-time thing and, you know, then the rest of the year you can travel, you know, because she loves to travel. So I try and travel more with her, but she goes with her family as well. That's amazing, dude.

So I will at least do that and, you know, give my wife the freedom to, hey, you can leave your job and you can help me during tax season and we'll turn it into a full-time thing and, you know, then the rest of the year you can travel, you know, because she loves to travel. So I try and travel more with her, but she goes with her family as well. That's amazing, dude.

Yeah, it's funny because that's the advice that I had myself when I was 23 was basically I tell young people now, be the tortoise, not the hare. I've been telling people that for 20 years and I came across Dave's teachings and I hear the same thing. I have no problem with, you know, the long run, but start young.

Yeah, it's funny because that's the advice that I had myself when I was 23 was basically I tell young people now, be the tortoise, not the hare. I've been telling people that for 20 years and I came across Dave's teachings and I hear the same thing. I have no problem with, you know, the long run, but start young.

Yeah, it's funny because that's the advice that I had myself when I was 23 was basically I tell young people now, be the tortoise, not the hare. I've been telling people that for 20 years and I came across Dave's teachings and I hear the same thing. I have no problem with, you know, the long run, but start young.

I started investing, I was in my early 20s, but at that point, it was just IRAs and, you know, you only put $2,000 away. I didn't have an opportunity with a 401k until I was 27. Wow. So I was stuck doing $2,000 a year in IRA back then, other than, you know, non-retirement stuff, you know, buying some, you know, stocks and stuff, but... But now there's so much out there. Start young.

I started investing, I was in my early 20s, but at that point, it was just IRAs and, you know, you only put $2,000 away. I didn't have an opportunity with a 401k until I was 27. Wow. So I was stuck doing $2,000 a year in IRA back then, other than, you know, non-retirement stuff, you know, buying some, you know, stocks and stuff, but... But now there's so much out there. Start young.

I started investing, I was in my early 20s, but at that point, it was just IRAs and, you know, you only put $2,000 away. I didn't have an opportunity with a 401k until I was 27. Wow. So I was stuck doing $2,000 a year in IRA back then, other than, you know, non-retirement stuff, you know, buying some, you know, stocks and stuff, but... But now there's so much out there. Start young.

Get it in there. And forget about the fancy car, the new car, and the stuff.

Get it in there. And forget about the fancy car, the new car, and the stuff.

Get it in there. And forget about the fancy car, the new car, and the stuff.

Yes, I'm just calling about just some financial question. I'm a pastor, been in ministry my whole life. We pastor a small church in Wyoming, and so we've lived in a parsonage all that time, so we don't own a home or anything. We've gone through financial peace in our church. We use cash for everything. We're completely out of debt.

Yes, I'm just calling about just some financial question. I'm a pastor, been in ministry my whole life. We pastor a small church in Wyoming, and so we've lived in a parsonage all that time, so we don't own a home or anything. We've gone through financial peace in our church. We use cash for everything. We're completely out of debt.

Yes, I'm just calling about just some financial question. I'm a pastor, been in ministry my whole life. We pastor a small church in Wyoming, and so we've lived in a parsonage all that time, so we don't own a home or anything. We've gone through financial peace in our church. We use cash for everything. We're completely out of debt.

Um, but, um, my wife's parents were involved in a tragic car accident, lost their lives. And so they had, they live in Missouri and they had a couple of farms. And so, uh, we sold one with my wife's brother. We sold one and just put the money into, uh, Edward Jones. And we made, we have about, I think there's about $460,000 in there. And last year we made 19% interest on that.

Um, but, um, my wife's parents were involved in a tragic car accident, lost their lives. And so they had, they live in Missouri and they had a couple of farms. And so, uh, we sold one with my wife's brother. We sold one and just put the money into, uh, Edward Jones. And we made, we have about, I think there's about $460,000 in there. And last year we made 19% interest on that.

Um, but, um, my wife's parents were involved in a tragic car accident, lost their lives. And so they had, they live in Missouri and they had a couple of farms. And so, uh, we sold one with my wife's brother. We sold one and just put the money into, uh, Edward Jones. And we made, we have about, I think there's about $460,000 in there. And last year we made 19% interest on that.

I think our cash interest was around $75,000. Anyway, my question is we've been talking with her brother about this other chunk of land. And so he, I don't know if he's thinking we should keep the land. My question is, are we going to make more in interest if we would sell that and put it in a financial institution or, Keep the land thinking that the value of the land might go up someday.

I think our cash interest was around $75,000. Anyway, my question is we've been talking with her brother about this other chunk of land. And so he, I don't know if he's thinking we should keep the land. My question is, are we going to make more in interest if we would sell that and put it in a financial institution or, Keep the land thinking that the value of the land might go up someday.

I think our cash interest was around $75,000. Anyway, my question is we've been talking with her brother about this other chunk of land. And so he, I don't know if he's thinking we should keep the land. My question is, are we going to make more in interest if we would sell that and put it in a financial institution or, Keep the land thinking that the value of the land might go up someday.