Welcome to the Jill on Money Show. It's Wednesday, April 17th, and we are here trying to help you make better, more informed, less dumb financial decisions. You know, sometimes we all mess up.

I gotta be honest with you.

I've made some dumb decisions in my life and there's no shame in it.

I can say, oh, that was dumb.

I wish I hadn't done that, but are where we are and if you need some help

getting out of a dumb decision or you want to avoid making one or you want to actually

try to make your options seem real er to you like to really bring them alive. We encourage

you to go to our website Jill on money.com, click the contact us button and let us

know if you would be willing to come on the air with us.

Today we are talking to Amy who's on the line from Los Angeles.

Hello Amy.

Amy I just had my first earthquake ever in New York recently.

So now I feel like a champ.

I feel like I don't really need to do that again, but thanks.

Thanks for that and I don't know how you guys live with it,

but boy, that was real.

Yeah, but that was a light one. I know you're like yeah I know you're like yeah baby

Amy what's going on for you I am at a juncture in my career in life that I'm trying to figure out when I can

pivot and stop saving so much and start kind of moving towards retirement and

dropping down to more of a part-time work position.

I know I'm going to work until 65 for health insurance, but I don't want to work as much as I'm

working now.

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