Cinderella and her Prince Charming have a nest egg of $2.3 million and are hoping for retirement

income of up to $150,000 a year. How should they coordinate paying for some big purchases,

paying off debt, and collecting Social Security benefits so they can live happily ever after?

That's up next on this bonus episode of Your Money, Your Wealth, or YMIW Extra.

I'm producer Andy Last, and you, the YMIW listeners, have sent us so many excellent retirement spitball

requests that Your Money, Your Wealth hosts Joe Anderson CFP and Big AlcoP Co-Pin CPA can't even

handle them all. So, I've enlisted the help of senior financial advisor,

Jack Dugan, CFP, from pure financial advisors in San Diego to help out. It's important to note

that this is just a spitball for educational purposes only. So even though you've given us a lot of

details, we don't know everything about your financial situation, so don't take this to

the bank. Here's Jack Spittball. Jack, thank you so much for taking the time today. I really appreciate it.

Oh, my pleasure, Andy. Good to be here. So tell me your status right now. Are you doing kind of the

Big Al thing where he was hoping to retire at 47 and here now 20 years later he's still working?

Yeah, pretty much, pretty much the same. I just kind of, I've gotten rid of the majority

of my clients and I'm just kind of hanging on to a, to see where I can help out as needed. So,

I still feel like I, I've got enough in the game that I'd like to stay interested in it.

But on the other hand, I do like my free time. There you go. And kind of like Al, he enjoys doing

the podcast. So here you are. Thank you very much for volunteering your expertise in this case.

Oh, my pleasure. All right. So let's see what Cinderella has to say.

So this email comes to us from back in January. That just goes to show how behind the guys are.

So here she goes. She says, love your goofiness, guys. I am Cinderella because I married my Prince Charming 38 years ago.

We now live in Washington State, moved from California to keep a little more money in our

...