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Hi, welcome to this week's Bad with Money Mail Bag episode. I'm Gabby Dunn.

And boy, have I recorded some awesome interviews for the upcoming episodes of Bad with Money, which I will have a release date for you so soon.

But I've talked to Lacey Mosley of Scam Goddess all about scams. I've talked to River Butcher about money and creatives.

I've talked to Patrice Washington about spirituality and mental health and money.

And I talked to Kevin Matthews of Building Bread about ESG funds. And that's just a taste of what we've got going on.

All of those guests were amazing. And I cannot wait to share those episodes with you. So I will let you know soon, soon, soon when they're coming out.

On today's Mail Bag show, we're going to clear out the emails and comments that you have left. I will read them. I will read your Facebook comments. I will read your Discord comments. I will read your Instagram comments.

And then I will welcome our new Patrice.

So first, let's get into your emails.

Okay, so this is an email from Amy and it says, hi Gabby, long time lover of the podcast.

It absolutely feeds my inner radical in a very conventional, heteronormative time in my life. I am currently a stay-at-home mom and will be for the foreseeable future.

I worked for years in a non-profit career and might work again when my kids are school age.

On the Mail Bag episode on 120 or 1-8, I can't remember. You mentioned it passing doing an episode on life insurance.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, obviously I'm a firm believer in life insurance. There is a policy for every budget and no one should have to worry about money after a tragic death.

Okay, enough advertisement. When you do eventually do this episode, make sure you talk about term and whole life policies and about life insurance for people who do not earn an income.

I currently have a term life policy. Often I notice in my mom circles quote unquote, these women do not purchase life insurance because they have no income to replace.

However, as you have lifted up so many times, care work is still work. Even if you earn a small income or no income, your life should still be insured.

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