Kyle has been attracted to the idea of running an inn since her college days. I have a hard time learning to let go of money, even to enjoy it. A ways off, it appears. Unlike the growth-oriented Janus funds, Oakmark invests in value stocks of smaller companies. Luckily, their only real debts are at such low rates that prepaying them is not a priority.
Retirement planning is another matter, however.
First come wills. Which leaves the question of the timeline. If we have to sell our second car and work more hours to carpool together or economize in other ways to save the money faster ourselves, that's what we'll do. She is treasurer and a board member of the San Francisco Waldorf School. You will not be charged to look for stories, only to retrieve one.