Clare Ansberry

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331 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2020 last heard Sep 2024

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And he looked at his investments and decided, you know, I'm going to go with the higher risk, but higher yield funds simply because he knew that at a younger age, if there were losses, he would have more time to make up for them.
deliberately learn.
I mean, it's not just a matter of when I have to deal with it, I'll deal with it.
You can study, you can read, you can become aware.
You can also seek out help, get sound information.
Family and friends are great, but, you know, seek out help, read.
I mean, there's so much information now, but make sure it's from a reliable source, too.
A lot of companies have investment advisors that can help younger people, too.
You know, you also have parents who really don't want to burden their kids still.
You know, they really don't want to have to call the kids and say, I need your help, because they just don't want to put that pressure on them.
That generation, you know, at their age, it's going to be harder for them to find another job once the economy comes back.
You know, people are 58, 59, and, you know, they feel like not many people are going to hire them.
It's also an age group that is more vulnerable to COVID.
So there's a little more anxiety about going back to work if they could and having higher exposure.
And the economy is just not great for anybody in terms of jobs.
And, you know, they just don't know if they're going to be called back.
They don't want to start all over and start something new.
It's a little difficult.
More than half of the people who are older work at jobs that aren't done remotely.
It's something like 55%.
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