Charlie Turner

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4,985 appearances 165 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2017 last heard Aug 2021

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Well, all right, then let's talk about money. voice-verified
How should you know how much to ask for? voice-verified
Well, what if the manager tells me that there's no room for a pay raise? voice-verified
Are there other alternatives? voice-verified
Any final tips you've been hearing? voice-verified
Wall Street Journal reporter Catherine Dill, thanks a lot, Catherine. voice-verified
Thank you. voice-verified
And that's your Money Briefing. voice-verified
I'm Charlie Turner for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
Here's your Money Briefing for Friday, September 18th. voice-verified
I'm Charlie Turner for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
An increasing share of America's retirement assets are held by higher-income people. voice-verified
Our Heard on the Street columnist Spencer Jacobs says that's setting the nation up for a retirement crisis. voice-verified
So what can be done about it? voice-verified
Coming up, we'll talk about some proposals to address the inequalities in retirement savings. voice-verified
That's after the break. voice-verified
Retirement benefits such as 401 s and IRAs hold a whopping $17 trillion. voice-verified
But that money is not distributed evenly. voice-verified
Most of the money is held by higher income earners. voice-verified
In fact, half of American families have no retirement savings at all. voice-verified
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