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This is Motleyful Answers. I'm Alison Southwick, and I'm joined as always by Robert Brokamp, personal finance expert here at the Motleyful Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Robert Brokamp,

personal finance expert here at the Motleyful. I never get tired of saying that.

Hello everybody. We didn't talk about this sooner but congratulations on 15 years of Rulay

Retirement. Oh thank you. Yeah. Thank you very much. 15 years.

That's all you have to say. That's more than 10. So I actually did calculate in the 15 years how many articles have been published in real retirement. I haven't written all of these, but articles, special reports, podcasts, all that stuff, over 2000. Wow.

And I wrote most of them, so it's a lot of writing.

For better or worse.

It's a lot of Robert Brogham.

In today's episode, Morgan Housel from the Collaborative Fund is back to help us learn from all the different kinds of stupid in the world.

All that and more on this week's episode of Motley Full Answers.

So, bro, what's up?

Well, this just in from the department of something everyone knows,

college is just getting more expensive.

I thought we were stopping that.

I thought we were doing something about that.

Yes, but so here's the next question.

So is it still

worth it? And that is a question that was addressed on the Liberty Street Economics blog, which is a

blog of the New York Federal Reserve. Who knew that the Federal Reserve had its own blog? But anyways,

there's a series articles written by Jess and Abel and Richard Dietz. So one article does talk about how college is indeed getting expenses, so here's one stat from that article.

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