Beth Kobliner

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212 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 15 Jul

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And the Bronx and all over all five boroughs.
And what I've seen is young people are so enthusiastic to learn about money and they're smart and they're they're engaged.
And we just have to give them the tools to get finances, their finances in order.
Well, you know, I've been doing it for so many different generations, but I have to say that in 30 years, this generation, these people today in their 20s, Gen Z, has it harder than any other generation in their 20s.
It's harder because unemployment rates are higher for this generation than in the past.
And there's been a lot of talk about, oh, if you go to college, you're not getting the job.
Well, if you didn't go to college, it's even worse.
And it's buying a home, home affordability.
You know, back in my day, the average age or the median age for someone to buy a home was 28 years old.
Today, it's 40 years old.
So there's a lot of obstacles young people face and I'm afraid sometimes they think it's futile and it's not worth it.
Like what could these small things do?
But these small things do make a difference and it's important.
That's, like, a really good name for my chapter next time.
But basically, when you, say, have a credit card, right, the average credit card interest rate now is 22%.
That's the highest that it's ever been.
Again, 10 years ago, it was 10%.
If you had good credit, you can get 8%.
This is so expensive.
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