Hannah Miao

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241 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2022 last heard Aug 2024

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That's compared with about 15% of baby boomers at the same age in 2007.
When those loans build over time, especially with interest, that can be very daunting to have a lot of debt while you're trying to save for retirement.
The other thing that's interesting is Gen X often finds itself in what's called a sandwich generation.
So they're caring for their older parents who might need financial support.
And, you know, people are living longer than they had before.
in previous generations.
Meanwhile, their kids, who are often Gen Z, are also struggling in this economy.
A lot of Gen Zers can't afford rent or college costs so much money.
And Gen Zers are often living with their parents for longer or financially relying on their parents for longer.
There are some fears that market sentiment could be turning.
The enthusiasm that's been in the markets so far driving this 2023 rebound, a lot of folks are wondering how long can it really last?
Thanks for having me.
Investors have pulled a net $31 billion from U.S.
equity mutual funds and exchange-traded funds in the past six weeks.
That's according to the latest data from Refinitiv Lipper.
That's the longest streak of weekly net outflows since last summer.
It's the most money pulled in aggregate from domestic equity funds to start a year since 2016.
The largest US stock ETF is the SPDR S&P 500 ETF with the ticker SPY.
That tracks the S&P 500 index passively, and it's what a lot of investors use when they want to get exposure to the broad US stock market.
Money managers also often offer mutual funds or ETFs that track the S&P 500 or other US stock indices.
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