Hello, everyone, and welcome back to an all-new episode of Asked an Answer,

the most hostile, unforgiving advice show on YouTube.

I am going to tell you how we feel.

Like it or not.

You'll take your answers.

Take what you get what you get and you don't get upset.

I'm here with Aaron Lowry,

friend, personal finance, pioneer, owner of a very nice dog. Yeah, she is very nice. We both have

wonderful dogs, different sizes. Although they've been, they've been known to get on a friendly walk

together. Yeah. and to coexist.

I think that's the best you can ask with the big size discrepancy.

Yeah, my dog is like nine pounds and her dog is what?

62.

62.

And recently weight shamed by the vet should be a tight 57.

So basically she's seven of my dog, seven monas.

But we are here to answer your most pressing questions about all things financial. And we are doing so, uh, as always in partnership with my beloved

advisor.com. Today we're going to be talking about, uh, debt and credit. Two topics that used to be

extremely fraught and upsetting for me, topics which are no longer

because I have kind of healed my relationship with money, at least in that regard. And part of me

sort of leveling up on my journey financially after I got out of debt and rehab my credit score

and all of those things was to start working with a financial advisor. Something that's just really sort of helped me process all of my long-term financial goals in a way that not only relieves a lot of mental load, but just makes me feel, I don't know, like I'm a competent adult who is making really good decisions and investing in my future. If you've ever been curious about working with a financial

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