Welcome to the Jill on Money Show.

It's Sunday, April 24th.

And we are trying to help all of you figure out the next best step that you can take on

your financial journey.

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That is go to the website JillOnMoney.com, book market.

And then anytime you've got a question, you can just click the contact button and we'll

be able to answer that question.

As I do emails, of course, I would like to read your notes.

We try to do those, you know, usually on Thursdays and Fridays, but it's so much better when

you come on the air live.

So if you do that, then we get to ask follow up questions and you know, I'm very, very

nosy.

So you'll see what I mean when we go to Dustin, who's on the line from Minneapolis.

Jill, my wife and I could use your take on a savings question that we can't quite settle.

Okay.

So we're 35, both work, W2 jobs, no sad gigs, pretty stable work.

We've been married for 10 years, we've got two kiddos, one's four, one is six months

old, our second one just started daycare and that's stretching our kind of our spending

pretty tight.

Anyway, my question is around savings to afford the second daycare tuition.

I'm looking at trying to organize our savings in a way that I'm hoping we can max out our

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