Mine was similar…I think with the original mortgage I went ahead and had them include escrow for property taxes (my insurance was different because it wasn’t/isn’t a single family home). But then when I refinanced the credit union/credit union representative was doing such an incredibly poor job of keeping things straight that I just said forget it, I didn’t trust them to handle anything that wasn’t owed directly to them and I’d be taking over that portion myself. That was probably 8-9 years ago and it hasn’t been a big deal, I get a notice of property taxes in the mail in Jan/Feb and pay them a couple months later.
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Don’t appreciate this couple’s disdain for households with two working parents…but maybe I’m just sensitive bc Ravioli has to be in a childcare situation that isn’t me or DH.
Critical: They’re spending like they’re both working.
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They are definitely spending like they are both earning. I can understand that they are entitled to their values and that having a parent home with their children is a value that they hold. However, if that is what they choose then they need to spend accordingly instead of spending like they have two incomes.
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I just saw this trailer:
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Oh em gee
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He’s the Nick Lachey of finance 
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Omg 
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oh dear. I have snark every 0.5 seconds.
the slow mo running up the stairs from the subway is just
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I can’t wait to watch all of it lmao
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I asked Ry if he thinks I will yell at him on the show like I do every few minutes listening to the podcast
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Can we arrange a group watch of this. Is there still that website that lets you do netflix parties with a bunch of people?
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Ohhhhh DH and I are super going to enjoy this! Let’s see if we can get through 5 minutes without pausing to discuss.
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Who let him wear that polo shirt and khakis midway through the clip? That screams golf dad, not cool swanky NYC financial advisor coach dude. He needs a new stylist…
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I would not call him a snappy dresser. But then I’m not really one to talk. But on the third hand I’m not on Netflix
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his wife is a stylist! 
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Maybe it’s a carefully cultivated “reliable money guy look”
Or “my rich life is about experiences and food and fancy hotels, and I really don’t care about my wardrobe”.
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Or a look like those celebrities that have $500 plain white tshirt.
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I would be into this! This looks like the type of show where everyone describes everything they’ve ever been through, done, or learned, as a “journey”.
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The only finance expert I trust anymore:
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