Welcome to the Jill on Money Corona virus market update. It's Friday, July 3rd.

Markets are closed today, but I did want to just tell you that we got some really good news about the

economy. 4.8 million jobs were added in June and that's on top of 2.7 million in May.

So when you put May and June together,

7.5 million more jobs, the unemployment rate,

it dropped to 11.1 percent,

but the Labor Department actually says that's probably understated. It's probably

closer to 12.1%. Now one other piece of information that's a little bit weird and

disconcerting before you get your mission accomplished

jackets on and that is that we also had weekly employment benefits claims and

weekly claims remain incredibly high.

Still 1.4 million Americans who need unemployment benefits

and continuing claims.

That's the number of people who are currently receiving

unemployment benefits. It's still over 19 million.

So what do you take from these two pieces of information?

I think we can safely say that so far it looks like April was the worst month for the

Labor Department and probably for the economy. We are slowly coming out but we got a

ways to go. So with that said let's get to your questions. Okay first a

question after I conducted a webinar for my friends over at Salesforce

this was a very broad question, which probably is something you're all

thinking about. Shirley says, I recently inherited a bit of money after my mother passed

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