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Live on the headquarters of Ramsay Solutions, broadcasting from the pods moving in storage studios, this is the Ramsay Show, where America hangs out to have a conversation about your life and your money.

I'm Ramsay Personality, George Campbell, joined by my colleague, Mrs. Christina Ellis, and we are here to take your calls about pretty much anything you want to talk about, as long as we have an answer if we don't we'll tell you straight to your face.

But we got a pretty good track record here, and we can talk about getting out of debt, investing, building wealth, going to college debt free, how to get out of those crummy student loans that are hanging around your neck, and the number to call is 82825-5225.

If you've been a long time listener or first time listener, and you're like, well I'm not one of those people who calls in, I'm going to encourage you.

I think today is your day. You've been sitting on the sidelines, and I know you have questions because I get about 78 Instagram messages a day with like four paragraphs.

So I'm like, you got to call into the show. I can't sufficiently answer this because then we're going to go back and forth with my little thumbs, easier to do it talking to you.

So, AAA825-5225 is the number to call. Earning is kicking us off in Wichita. Earning, welcome to the show.

Hey, thank you, and I'm only two weeks into this, so I'm taking that chance today.

I love it. Well, we appreciate that. How can we help?

Well, just some coaching. I'm looking for some coaching on whether to just jump in and pay off our house.

My wife and I are retired educators, and we have the means through an early retirement incentive from our district.

I think to pay off our house within five years, it's on a 3%, a vehicle that's on a 3%, and a vehicle that's on a 0%.

So in one year's time, I believe that we can pay all three of those off and be debt free.

I love it. So, first of all, congratulations, and thank you for your service to your community. We need awesome educators out there and sounds like you guys had a good run. How long were you educators for?

My wife for 37 years. She's been retired for four years now, and 35 for me on two months out of it.

Wow. That's incredible.

Okay, so let's talk about this early retirement. How much are you getting?

Well, it's a pretty sweet deal, and you don't recognize it when you sign up for things in your 20s, but I'm.

She's receiving her version of that, and we've been just for the last four years.

Just throwing that straight into investments with our advisor. She's pulling like 65,000 a year to stay at home.

It's called the bridge. It was intended to bridge us from age 60 to age 65 when you can pull so scaredy if you're interested.

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