I’m seeing the people that thought they’d be further along than they thought, but work took a turn, or health took a turn, or they had family issues, or the economy hit harder than they planned for and they’re needing to get coverage later in life they didn’t expect to need.

I came across some websites that mention hypothetical health concerns about living near a gas station.

I'm Cindy, a full time nurse training coordinator with another side hustle (health and wellness copywriting).

My vacations were "staycations" where I spent a week ripping up rotted floorboards or tearing out toilets and tubs.

People hear heated and expect a hot tub.

And what is your experience with Rustoelum Tub & Tiles?

Die with zero" sounds great, but I have seen what health care in the US can take from you.

Specifically, bathrooms/showers/tubs.

Yes they took down old 14x14 deck and pergola, and hauled away the hot tub (for an extra $1800).

I can tell you a bathroom let's say that is getting an overhaul: new toilet, new vanity, new tub, new tile you are looking at 8 - 10k.