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Hey everyone, thanks so much for joining us today. On Her Money, I'm Gene Chatsky,

and I've got a very special mailbag episode for all of you. Joining me today to answer your questions is none other than

Morgan Housel. You know him because he's the best-selling author of The Psychology of Money. He's also

got a brand new book called The Art of Spending Money. You should have heard the episode that we did

on that. Just a few days ago it dropped.

But we asked you, our her money community, to send in your most pressing money questions for

Morgan, and you delivered. So today we will be dealing with the fear of draining your savings,

even when you're using it to pay down high interest rate debt,

how to invest a lump sum wisely at midlife, and where to put your quote unquote extra money

if you've checked all the major boxes? Morgan, thank you so much for coming back. You ready?

Thanks for having me, Jean. Let's do it. First question is from

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