But where? Are these college degrees? Did you mess up?

Brun, I am excited about this show because I love when we can share information that might be helpful

maybe to the next generation or maybe to the folks that are influencing the next generation to make

wise financial decisions that will have a huge impact on the rest of their life.

But I absolutely love education. I mean, there's a reason we run one of the largest digital platforms

for financial education in the world. However, I got to tell you for something that I love and

cherish so much, I feel like education is broken in some ways. And there's actually been some data

that just got released that is going to draw light to this. And I'm hoping that we can

share this information so hopefully you and your family can navigate this better or at least if

you can't navigate better, you can be the cautionary tell so you can pay it forward to the next

group that's coming through. Yeah, it's really interesting. We think about the personal financial

decisions in our life that we make. We often think about buying a house. It's a really big decision

for most folks. It's one of the most expensive decisions that they'll ever make. When you think about

automobiles, again, a very large decision that most folks will make. Well, now the landscape in

the world has changed that where the decision you make around education and the education that you

go acquire can be one of the most expensive financial decisions that you make. So you want to make

sure that you make it well and you understand the things you ought to know when you go into making

that decision. Well, let's go ahead and pull the curtain back, show them the data that's got a

little bit of a shock and aaw. So yeah, going on right now, I was surprised to hear that 44%

of job seekers with degrees regret their field of study. That's pretty close to half. It's

unbelievable. They say, I studied that, but I wish I would have done something different and get

this only 27% of graduates actually working their field of study. So I went to college. I took this

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