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Oh, Hey guys, this is Joy.

And this is Claire.

Hello, everybody.

Happy April.

Happy April.

We're recording this on March 31st.

Actually, it's Easter.

So happy retroactive Easter.

And we are really excited today because we have Lynette back with us.

She joined us a couple of months ago on episode 193.

The episode is called Wealth Advice, if you want to go back and listen.

And we are just really excited to have her back on today

to talk about all things taxes, since most of us are deep in tax life right now, talk a little bit

about spending intentionally, talk a little bit about the concept we talked about a few weeks

ago about like die with zero and spending all your money and not obsessing over like saving and ending your life with a bunch of accrued wealth. And just like we just love having her on. She's a great to chat with. She's a great human to have on the podcast. Lynette, thank you so much for coming back. Lynette is a certified financial planner in Atlanta, Georgia. You know what? we just had so many questions come up recently where I was like, Lynette, you want to come back? And you were like, uh, did people actually like that episode? And I was like, are you kidding me? We love that episode. So thank you so much for coming back to talk to us. Yeah, you're welcome. This is always a favorite of mine since I listened to you guys, been going on like eight, nine years. And so it's

always such a joy and it still get filled with like butterflies coming on and speaking to you both.

Oh my gosh. Well, let's dive in. Let's dive right on in. So where do we want to start? Do we want to

start with the dreaded taxes because it's tax season? Like officially it's April and people are

waiting for the deadline. Maybe we could give

some helpful tips here. I actually really look forward to taxes and not because I love paying the

IRS. That's not it. I think I learned to really like it when I understood the math behind it.

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