Welcome to the Jill on Money Coronavirus Market update. Yes, it is Sunday and

yes, you deserve a break because the news cycle is exhausting.

And I know for those of you who are investing, it's been pretty awful.

On the other hand, you know what? As long as you're not sick, if the only

thing we have to worry about is your money, we'll figure that out together. So all you have to do

is send us an email, ask Jill at Jill on money.com you can also go to the

website Jill on money.com you can sign up for our free weekly newsletter you can also

see that we've got a bunch of resources and Mark and I have been

talking constantly not that we don't do that anyway but we've been trying to make

sure we keep the resources pretty robust.

Mark found the best FAQ on the coronavirus bill.

It's by Tara Segal Bernard at the New York Times. It is so helpful. It helped me just to kind of figure

out where things are. Check that out. It really is helpful. Very, very helpful. Okay, let's get to your questions.

Tommy writes, subject line, borrow to invest. Tommy says, my home is paid off.

Should I borrow money through a home equity line of credit

to invest in the stock market with the hopes the market

will turn around in a year when I would then, of course,

sell my stock at the right time I'm putting that in I'm being

facetious to pay off the he lock Tommy don't do this come on no cutie

pie stuff here keep it simple I'm not sure why you ended up paying off your house. I don't know how old you are, but don't do that.

Okay? Richard says, I'm thinking about selling my mutual funds and sitting on the

sidelines till this bottoms out. Do you think that's a good approach?

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