Beth Kobliner

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

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The Daily Show: Ears Edition · Trump's IndyCar Race, Lindsey Graham's Sis Successor & Toll War in Hormuz Strait | Beth Kobliner · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

And I asked her about her mortgage.

Whatever.

I asked her about her mortgage and she didn't know what the interest rate was.

So really, really smart people

often don't know much about their own money, and it shouldn't be intimidating.

And I think if we teach it more in schools and then we reinforce it and people understand it's not that difficult, I think that goes a long way.

Oh, wow.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, people don't, you know, spenders marry savers.

There's all kind of.

information that you want to talk about with someone.

And it's still very awkward.

I mean, young people are better about talking about it.

And frankly, young people, the one thing I want to say is they're quite good at saving in retirement accounts, these investment accounts, partly because now when you start a company, often you're automatically enrolled in that 401 , which is great.

But building awareness and demystifying it, I think, is so important.

absolutely literally the first thing you say in here yeah is you got to get health insurance yeah i mean it can surprise people especially young people you're like i'm in my 20s i'm young i'm healthy you know i'm not even that risky and i probably could go without it but you can't go without it because it's one of the major course causes of it's by queen's accent one of the major causes of financial bankruptcy right

And if you have some serious health issue or, you know, some accident, you will not only potentially bankrupt yourself, but possibly your family.

Your family, too.

So you need to get the good news is, if you're under age 26, you can be on your parents' plan if they have health insurance.

And in some states, like New York, up to age 30, you can be on your parents' plan if you don't get it from work and you're single.

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