Chloe Demrovsky
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602 appearances
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 24 Jun
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It's bankruptcy.
It's living with relatives if you've got them.
It's moving to a different community.
We saw this after some of the fires.
If someone finds temporary housing, that's maybe like...
a two hour each way commute from their job, if they still have a job, you know, it really impacts people's lives.
And so if you don't have any emergency savings, that's a huge problem.
Some, some people have some savings, right?
But then they kind of cash out a 401k early to pay for some of these repairs.
Maybe that builds back their house, but then they don't have any retirement savings and they're not going to benefit from that compound interest over time.
So, you know, they might have a house to live in, but they no longer have a healthy, diversified portfolio.
So very real challenges and no easy story.
It's a lot of individual stories that all kind of come together.
I think about whether it's fire or hurricane, I've seen so often young couples, they've saved up for years, they buy a house, they're so excited, they finally qualified for that mortgage, they've written that big check, usually the biggest check that people are going to write in their lives, and they start the family and then have the baby shower, and then all of that's gone.
All of that stuff is gone.
They have to pay for it.
They're suddenly maybe back with family or in some sort of crappy rental for a long time, and it just sets people back.
And we're seeing people be set back by all kinds of forces right now.
So I hope this isn't one of them.
That's another pressure on families.
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