Mariana (Ariana) Aspuru
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2,043 appearances
61 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2023
last heard Feb 2025
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And this seems like it's happening at a convenient time for baby boomers.
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A quick refresher before we get more into it.
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Can you tell us a little more about the benefits of buying bonds specifically?
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Does the type of bond people buy matter here?
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Many people expect interest rates to go down in 2024.
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So what would happen to these bond yields if that happens?
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What about younger investors?
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Does it make sense for them to switch?
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That's WSJ reporter Anne Tergesen.
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And that's it for Your Money Briefing.
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This episode was produced by me, Ariana Asburu, with supervising producer Melanie Roy and deputy editor Chris Zinsley.
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I'm Ariana Asburu for The Wall Street Journal.
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Thanks for listening.
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Here's your money briefing for Friday, December 15th.
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I'm Ariana Aspuru for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.
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Whelan.
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Getting your dream job or promotion might be within reach, if you're willing to be a little delulu about it.
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More people online are saying you've got to be a little delusional or the Lulu when you make a big career move.
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But does it actually work?
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Our personal technology reporter Anne-Marie Alcantara joins me to talk about it after the break.
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