Welcome to the Jill on Money Podcast. It's Sunday, March 28th. And we are here to try to

help you navigate all the financial issues that are arising in your lives. We got some

really fun response, by the way, to last weekend's interview with Cal Newport. Some of

my friends listened to me and they basically said, Oh my God, how do we get our employers

to just dump email because we're all drowning in it. If you missed that show, go check it

out. I thought it was particularly good one. I know Mark and I needed a little therapy.

So it worked for us. If you've got a financial question for yourself, we'll give you that

financial therapy. All you have to do is send us an email, ask Jill at JillonMoney.com.

If you're on our website because you've signed up for our free weekly newsletter, maybe

just hit the contact button. Don't forget to tell us if you'd like to join us on the

air live. Mark does all the work. That is what Ari did. Ari is on the line from New York.

Welcome Ari. What can we do for you? Hey Jill, it's wonderful to be here. I'm a big fan

of yours. I love your podcast. Never miss an episode. Oh, thank you so much. Tell me what's

going on and how we might be able to help you out today. Sure. Well, the reason I wrote

was I wanted to ask your opinion on how to deal with an issue that I'm encountering as

I'm getting a bit older. I'm 50 years old and I'm a single man, although I'm likely

going to get married sometime soon. I've been accumulating assets over the years. I'm

a physician in New York City. As I'm accumulating assets, what I'm learning is that I have more

and more money in stocks than I do in bonds and I'm turning 50 now. I'm thinking I need

to rebalance a little bit and I'm asking you for some advice regarding this. What kind

of doctor are you? Because maybe I'm going to trade this financial advice for a doctor's

visit. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to help you because I work in a pediatric subspecial

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