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Hartford, Connecticut is where George is hanging out. George, how can we help?

Hey, how are you doing, Ken and Rachel? So I, you know, consider me and my wife right now pretty well.

But however, you know, with the economy in today are right now pretty well off, but however, you know,

with the economy in today's stage, I'm being a very frugal person or someone call it being cheap.

My wife is the kind of person where she would prefer to take a big vacation every year.

When I say big vacation, we're talking about like probably like $6,000, $7,000.

And I'm the kind of person, you know, I can't go 10, 15 years without taking a vacation.

Right. So, and I just want to know, in my financial state right now, should I be able to,

or should I be a little loose with my, um, you know, my money or should I

keep the way I have been doing it?

Sure.

Okay.

A couple quick questions for us.

So, yeah.

So you said you guys are well off.

What does that mean?

Give us your financial picture.

Okay.

So I wrote on some of the numbers.

So right now we have a combined income of a $210,000,

mind you that's in Connecticut. And we have a combined of retirement saving that's between 401k and Roth ROTF IRA between the two of us of $315,000.

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