Anne Tergesen

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4,485 appearances 83 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Feb 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Why You Shouldn’t Check Your 401(k) During a Bull Market · 22 Jun 2023 podcast

And often it's that people feel that they're sort of seeking a sense of control or they have some kind of anxiety that's being channeled into this behavior. voice-verified

And for people who are in that situation, it could be that their anxiety is, you know, about money. voice-verified

And in that case, having some kind of formal financial plan can actually help relieve some of that anxiety. voice-verified

People feel that they're more in control when they work with a professional to come up with a financial plan. voice-verified

where there's a sort of a recommended savings rate that actually makes sense for them given their goals and the number of years they have until retirement. voice-verified

So you can't control the market. voice-verified

That's the reality, right? voice-verified

So people feel some sense of anxiety about that. voice-verified

But you can control your savings rate. voice-verified

So that's the idea with having like an actual financial plan that's formulated by somebody who does this all the time, who knows what they're doing. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Social Security Payments Could Be Affected if U.S. Hits Debt Limit · 15 May 2023 podcast

What it might mean is that, you know, in order to get your full Social Security check, the check will be delayed. matched

You know, and initially the delays would be probably pretty short. matched

But then if this goes on over time, you could experience longer delays. matched

The debt ceiling is currently $31.4 trillion, and it's the legal limit on how much the government can borrow to pay its bills. matched

It's something that Congress sets, and then periodically, when they need to borrow more, they have to renegotiate the debt ceiling and either suspend it or raise it. matched

The way that Social Security is paid for ostensibly is that they collect a payroll tax. matched

And everybody's familiar with income tax. matched

We all pay income tax, but we also pay payroll tax. matched

And it's a 12.4% tax. matched

Usually the employee pays half and the employer pays half. matched

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