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Right up next we have Borchay in Portland, Oregon.

Hey Borchay, welcome to the show.

Hey guys, how are you doing?

Thanks to take my call.

Absolutely.

How can we help?

Yeah, so I was calling in because I had a question for you guys, 32 years old, self-employed,

and I have an ambition to retire in 10 to 12 years.

For the last couple of years I've been investing pretty aggressively, $10,000 to $12,000 a month

of my portfolio is roughly around 300,000 just a little bit over.

I don't have any debt, I have about 90,000 in cash, and the only debt that I do have is

a house payment, so I do have a college fund set up for my child as well, I have another

kid that's still here in a couple of months, so we're going to bump that up a little bit.

My question was, should I start putting more money towards our house to pay it off sooner,

or should I continue to invest that 10 to $12,000 a month in hopes of obviously being

done in about 10 or 12 years?

What's the panic?

Is it part of the fire movement or the great Mr. Money Mustache?

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