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J. Washall Ramsey Personality is my co-host today.

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Liz is in Boston. Hi, Liz. Welcome to the Ramsey Show.

Hi, thank you so much for taking my call.

Sure, what's up?

Yeah, so I'm calling with sort of, it's two questions that kind of go into one.

So I'm getting $4,000 back on our tax return, and I'm going to pay off a credit card with that.

And I have another credit card that I do need to pay off, but I also have a small business.

And I was wondering what your thoughts are on putting that money toward as an investment into my small business.

I have a food blog, so I was thinking of doing a website audit to see if I could increase my website traffic, you know, to make my money off of ads and things like that.

And to go along with that question, I am a state-owned mom, and I guess I'm just wondering if I'm just wondering if I'm doing the right thing, being a state-owned mom.

I left my job as a physical therapy assistant three years ago, and I have two children under the age of two.

And I work 10 hours a week, actually from my website host, and then make food blog on the side, and I just wasn't sure if I'm doing the right thing.

Okay, what do you make on the 10 hours a week?

35 an hour.

Okay, so $3.50, okay, and then what are you making on the food blog?

Not a lot. It comes out to some months, it'll be about $400, because I do food photography for that on the side, and then some months it's, you know, close to like 50.

Okay, no, you do not put $4,000 into that.

Okay.

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