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Losing your keys, getting loose on the wine tour, and faking your way through school! Ted & Amy, and Joey Walker discuss all that and more in Episode 24 of The Numbers Podcast, brought to you by The Wildcat Sports Pub!

Losing your keys, getting loose on the wine tour, and faking your way through school! Ted &amp; Amy, and Joey Walker discuss all that and more in Episode 24 of The Numbers Podcast, brought to you by The Wildcat Sports Pub!

The Numbers Podcast - Episode 24

Apparently, a lot of us suck at certain things...

Apparently, a lot of us suck at certain things...

Things We're Bad At

It's Group Therapy Thursday time sponsored by Paladino's Cicero Pizza!

Dear Ted and Amy, 
My husband and I started saving for our son's college when he was a baby. We had a small amount set aside from each paycheck. By the time he turned 18 this year, there was $200,000 ready to send him to almost any school he chose. As high school graduation approached, my son chose to get a job instead repairing boats. He has spent the last 3 years doing it part time and is making decent money. He says he could make a lot more if he opened his own business, but that's going to cost money. He has asked us for his college fund to do it. I think it is a fair request, as the college fund was simply money we set aside to lay the foundation for our son's future. My husband disagrees and says that a college fund is for college. He says that businesses fail and go away, but college degrees do not. We haven’t seemed to be able to have a civil discussion about it. Does my son deserve his college fund to open a business or should we wait to see if he needs it in the future?
Signed,
Proud Mom in Minoa

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Dear Ted and Amy, My <a></a>husband and I started saving for our son's college when he was a baby. We had a small amount set aside from each paycheck. By the time he turned 18 this year, there was $200,000 ready to send him to almost any school he chose. As high school graduation approached, my son chose to get a job instead repairing boats. He has spent the last 3 years doing it part time and is making decent money. He says he could make a lot more if he opened his own business, but that's going to cost money. He has asked us for his college fund to do it. I think it is a fair request, as the college fund was simply money we set aside to lay the foundation for our son's future. My husband disagrees and says that a college fund is for college. He says that businesses fail and go away, but college degrees do not. We haven’t seemed to be able to have a civil discussion about it. Does my son deserve his college fund to open a business or should we wait to see if he needs it in the future? Signed, Proud Mom in Minoa

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