Welcome to the Jill on Money Show.

It's Wednesday, May 20th.

And so many of you are heading to college graduations right now.

It's very exciting.

Mark, did you attend your own college graduation?

No, that's a big fat.

No, I was working.

I knew that.

I knew that you were going to say that. I totally knew that. I was sick as a dog. I actually have a little froggy throat right now. I hear it. I know. It's because I've talked too much, but it's really allergies more than anything else. But it's funny because, you know, this is the program that takes the mystery out of your financial life.

And for many of you, right after your house, your largest investment is your investment in your kids' college education.

And I know that there's a lot of consternation.

So many of you have given us a holler and told us that, you know, you've got these adult children.

It takes so much longer to launch.

And I want you to enjoy your beautiful celebration.

But also, I think I would like you to all make sure your kids get jobs.

So in April, the economy added like 115,000 jobs.

And what's interesting is last year, like, okay, let's go back even.

Forget about last year.

During the COVID reopening, there was this worker shortage, right?

So nobody could find workers and we are having kids come out of school and like just

able to get jobs and move jobs,

change jobs, all this. Then a funny thing happened that like 2023, that was like the height

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