Susan will have this down payment broken into different buckets that are invested aggressively, semi-aggressively, moderately, semi-conservatively and then very conservatively as we approach the 2030s. That's a wonderful approach, so she may be able to make the down payment, and if somehow there ends up being excess money, it gives her more flexibility. So, Susan, that's your strategy. And again, I love that you're thinking about this right now. Long-term planning. That's how it happens. Well, thank you to everyone who's tuned in. Joe, we have done it again. I can't believe it's over already.
#430: D is worried that she’s going to suffer from her parents’ poor financial choices. Is it time to confront them about it?
An anonymous caller and her fiance both own a house. Which one do they move into after the wedding?
In a world of rising inflation, Nick wants to know if it’s time to change the way he saves for his future.
Another anonymous caller wants to buy a second home within a decade. How does she start planning now?
Former financial planner Joe Saul-Sehy and I tackle these four questions in today’s episode.
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