Anne/Ann Tergesen

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196 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2018 last heard Aug 2023

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Turning a Midlife Crisis into a Second Act · 21 Aug 2023 podcast

And I should point out that some of these programs also offer scholarships so that if people cannot attend

afford them, there may be a way to get some or all of the costs underwritten by the company.

The emphasis with these programs also is on the idea of transition planning.

As you get older, it starts to dawn on you that some of the transitions that you're seeing, whether it be changes in your career, changes in your family life with the empty nest, more and more people are getting divorced after their children leave home at a stage of life where previous generations often didn't get divorced, we're seeing a lot more flux in that way.

So these programs really try to help people better manage

stressful transitions in their lives.

WSJ Your Money Briefing · How Families Are Budgeting for This Year's Holiday Spending · 20 Dec 2021 podcast

You see some people who are in good situations planning to spend more this holiday season and other people who are in more challenging situations definitely tightening their belts.

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Yeah, well, it's really hard to summarize in terms of, you know, there's so many different

situations that people are in I think you know we've seen sort of a continuation of what was noted in 2020 which is that some people are experiencing improvements in their financial lives you know whether because they have

retained, you know, jobs that have high incomes and maybe their employers are offering them even, you know, higher incomes to ensure that they stay on the job in a tight job market.

But other people are in sort of a different situation.

You know, maybe they've quit jobs because they either were concerned about COVID or

They, you know, felt that they weren't being fulfilled in their jobs and they've taken risks.

And some of those risks have, you know, have paid off and some of them have not.

And, you know, there's also been a lot of government stimulus money.

Some people have used that to pay down debt and really improve their financial situations.

You know, and other people maybe have taken some risks that haven't paid off or have just not been in a situation to improve their finances.

So you see things across the gamut and you see some people...

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