Cheryl Winokur-Munk

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1,406 appearances 26 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2019 last heard Jun 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Credit or Debit: Which Is Better for Your Financial Goals? · 3 Jan 2022 podcast
But the parent has to be willing to accept this responsibility because ultimately, if the child goes on a spending spree, it's the parent's credit history that's also at risk. matched
Absolutely. matched
And there's nothing saying that you can't have credit and debit. matched
In fact, the experts say that really having a mix of both really is the way to go. matched
You can use the debit for the purchases, like we said before, like rent and utilities, and you can use the credit for maybe larger purchases and then that are still within your means that you can pay off a little bit later than use it as a way to build credit. matched
It's really a combination factor. matched
I definitely know people who are very anti-credit or some people are anti-debit, but matched
Really, there are ways to make both of them work together for you and for your finances, especially when it comes to building credit. matched
You really shouldn't be afraid. matched
You really need to start building it early because it can help you set the framework for later in life. matched
You know, it's a building block to get to buy a house later on or to buy a car. matched
There's so many things that good credit is really important for. matched
And so the younger you can start building good credit, the better off you're going to be from a financial security point later on. matched
Thanks for having me. matched
WSJ Your Money Briefing · How the College Financial-Aid Process Will Be Different This Year · 21 Dec 2021 podcast
In some cases, a family, due to the pandemic, may have had extraordinary health expenses or a job loss. voice-verified
And those types of things may not be apparent from that 2020 tax return. voice-verified
So if you have these anomalies or things that really you think the aid officer should know that's not reflected on your tax returns, you really need to reach out. voice-verified
It's definitely been on the decline. voice-verified
Only 68 percent of families with undergraduate students completed the FAFSA. voice-verified
And that's for academic year 2020 and 2021. voice-verified
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