Are you driving your wealth off a cliff?

Brian, I am so excited to talk about this because I feel like so many Americans fall into this trap where they are literally not recognizing the devastation they are doing to their overall financial

life.

And I love that we get to speak into that.

I love so much that we can answer questions that you care about.

And so right now in the live stream, we have our team in the wings collecting your questions.

So if you want to get our take on your financial matters, we would

encourage you get it in the chat right now. So with that, creative director, Revy, I'm going

to throw it over to you. Yep, we've got a question on that very thing from Joe. It says,

My friend is underwater on their BMW. They always seem to be servicing it and can't afford to maintain it anymore, but it's

valued at 43K and his loan is 58K. What do you think about when deciding how to handle an underwater

car loan? Yeah. Well, okay, so here's the first thing I want to say.

I have a little bit of compassion here because I think a lot of folks, especially if you

did not, if you were not like raised in a household that talked about money or you never

learned like the right way to go about buying an automobile. I feel like so many people, especially

early on in their financial journeys, find themselves in a place where they are underwater

on a vehicle, Brian. I think I've told you I've got a dear friend. Didn't know any better. Financed

a car for five years. Got into car wreck. Was not his fault. Insurance company told him the car. When he got the insurance

check, it was less than what he owed on the car. He was underwater on it and had no idea. He said,

Bo, I didn't know this was a thing. How'd this happen? But I don't know if that's the, Joe's

friend, I don't know if it is in that situation because he's driving

a luxury car.

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