The number one financial regret and better yet how to fix it.

Brian I am so excited about this because we don't want our people living with regret.

We don't want your future self looking back saying, ah, man, I wish I would not have done that

or I wish I would have done this.

So if we can help open your eyes so that you do not fall prey to this regret,

I think we'll have done the world of service.

So let me ask you, Bo, were you surprised by this one?

I'm not because I have access to our information, but right?

Because I see our information and we hear this over and over and over again.

I was not incredibly surprised by it, but I think the general public will be.

Yeah, this is because as

Bojus alluded to we do our own survey but this is actually data coming from

bank rate as the biggest regret of Americans financially and guess what it is not saving for retirement

early enough not saving early enough people say man I wish I would have

started sooner I wish I would have started earlier I wish I would have I wish I would have

And this makes sense I think that most financial mutants out there most folks recognize

Time is pretty stinking valuable.

Yeah, I mean it's one of those things.

Procrastination seems like the viable thing when you're, you know, stuck with short on time,

short on money, short on money.

But then I think when you get a little older,

a little wiser, and you see the power of compounding growth

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