Hey, everybody. Do what I did open a CD today for 12 to 17 months. Your choice, you can

get 5.15% interest or you can take Susie's lead and go for the jumbo. That's $75,000 minimum deposit

for 5.2%. How do they do it, Katie? Go to myalliant.com slash ultimate. When do you want them to do it?

Today, today, today, today, today. There you go. Yeah, baby.

Okay, Susie, are you ready for today's podcast?

Oh, you bet I am because I'm unstoppable.

I'm unstoppable today. August 17th, 2000 and 23. Welcome everybody to the Women in Money

Podcast, as well as everybody smart enough to listen. I know, I know. You're all going,

wait a minute, it's Thursday. Where is Katie? Well, I decided to kind of switch up the game plan

and Katie will be doing Ask Katie and Susie anything this Sunday when we will be answering

questions about the inherited IRAs as well as the differences in beneficiaries. So do not worry

about it. All right. So do you like women's soccer? Do you like soccer? I have to tell you I love

soccer, especially when it is the World Cup. And I also love watching messy play now in Miami.

Oh, my God, is that something? However, as you may or may not know yesterday was the semi-final

of women's soccer. And now Spain and England will be going into the finals this Sunday.

Are you curious as to who I want to win? I absolutely have a favorite, but anyway,

when I was watching this, and I have to tell you I've watched now almost every single match,

whether it's at 1 a.m. in the morning, 4 a.m. in the morning, East Coast Times, 6 a.m. or whatever it may be,

I have watched almost every single match. And I have to tell you that I learned a few

things, you know, because I have this theory that everything I'm watching, everywhere I go,

everything that happens, it's there for me to learn something from, something that I could apply

to my financial life, to your financial life, to life in general. And so I did. I learned

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