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That's 83399 W-O-R-T-H. Welcome to Allworth Money Matters, Scott Hanson. Pat McLean.

Glad you are with us today as we're talking about financial matters.

I'm hoping you make some sense of what's maybe going on in the world. So you've got a clear financial

plan and some financial stability in your life. Not that finances everything,

but it's certainly a big piece of life. And it's one thing you cannot ignore.

It's much better to have money than to not. I have been in both places. I have been both places.

Although, you know, it's interesting.

So Pat and I have been financial advisors for roughly 30 years, business partners for roughly 30 years,

done this radio program for 26 years, both mid to late 50s. And have not only had our own journey in finances, but have literally spoken to thousands,

if not tens of thousands of people about their financial circumstances.

Often, like really intimate conversations about money, super intimate, like husband and wife and kids and parents and family squabbles over,

by the way, not just a little bit of money, oftentimes a lot of money.

I've seen families that had more than enough resources that everyone could live comfortably and watch them fight over three, four, $500.

So what were you going with this guy?

I don't know where I was going.

I just, I find it, well, King Solomon said, whoever loves money never has money enough, whoever loves wealth

is never satisfied with his income.

It's a fleeting thing for a lot of people, some sort of financial security.

Yes.

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