38 years old. She looks at doing that over the next forty, 50, 60 years, that's a big, big wind. That is a big permanent wind when it comes to transportation cost. I don't like it or the short run. And i also think if she hasn't calculated how far behind she is, it may more sense to apply that windfall in a way that helps her catch up. But given that the interestry is so low, four % interestry, they're not always going to be low, though.
#382: Joe is buying his first house hack and would like to understand if the FHA loan or the doctor loan would be better for him.
Sara wants to leave her job to spend time with her children, and she needs help in calculating her FIRE number.
Kat received a windfall and is wondering if she should invest it in stocks, real estate, or a combination of both.
Aisha is moving to the US and wants to start investing ASAP - how should she approach her goal to reach FIRE?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these questions in today’s episode.
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