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Great. How are you, Ken and George? We're having a blast. I just heard it. I heard it in the way you said, George. That's beautiful. I love the Boston accent.

Maybe a little bit. A little bit. So what's going on?

So I have a question I am currently a my wife and I are

a network millionaires I'm 45

she is 32

I'm struggling a little bit

on kind of what's underneath that

and the approach that I should take.

So we have a house and we also have a second investment property.

On top of that, some student loans and a car loan.

Um, just kind of curious, um, you know, essentially we're on baby step two.

And we do have an emergency fund of a little bit more than $1,000.

I'm struggling with the emergency fund of $1,000 if something major goes wrong and we need to repair the house, a furnace goes, or a roof needs to be replaced, or, you know, something like that where, you know, we are networked millionaire. So I'm just kind of looking for advice on the

next step to take and whether or not I should sell my investment property potentially and

get rid of all of the other debt underneath and just have my mortgage left. So I'm just kind of looking for some

advice. Yeah. Well, I'm glad you're on the plan. I mean, congratulations on being net worth

millionaires at such a young age. That's an, that's an accomplishment. So tell me about these debts.

How much do you have in student loans? So student loans, between the two of us, we have about

$37,000. And the, we have about 37,000.

And the car loans?

35,000, just one car loan.

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