We put a lot of pieces together so far on our own personal finances. This time we're going to focus on that final piece of the wealth management building puzzle that we want to have, for now. As always, plans are going to be subject to change, as our lives change, as we get older. So, we want to focus on mutual funds this week. We talked a little bit about them. We did talk about different types of assets. We're going to give you two different situations that you can have. And essentially, for each situation, we want you to identify a mutual fund that probably makes sense based upon the information we've been given. So, you must base your recommendation on a minimum of five factors that were shared in the lecture. If you recall, we went over several criterion that we would use to compare mutual fund A to mutual fund B, to mutual fund C. And we mentioned that there were different fund screeners that allowed us to do that. The one we showed, of course, in the presentation was from FINRA and we certainly suggest that using that one will be great. But if you have another personal favorite, that's up to you, of course, as well. So for each situation, think about them. Go to a fund screener, and say, which mutual fund do I think I would use if I were this person or what I recommend for this person, if I was their advisor. So try and have a little bit of fun with it, but as always, we want to learn something through the process, making sure that we can winnow that sea of mutual funds down to just the one or two or three or four that really make sense for us, in a given situation. So, the details for those sort of mini scenarios will of course be available online. There will be a provided template that you'll want to answer and fill in. And as always, good luck.