Tadeo Ruiz Sandoval
speaker
291 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
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Big retailers are making record profits.
That's why we support the Durbin Marshall credit card bill.
See?
While increasing megastore profits.
They deserve it, don't they?
When I was talking to Oyin Adedoyin, the Wall Street Journal personal finance reporter, she told me how mortgage insurers seek each other out for financial advice.
Take, for example, 25-year-old Bridget Fong.
On TikTok, she posted videos about how she paid down $15,000 in credit card debt.
She shared how she budgeted to buy groceries and planned free activities to avoid spending more money.
She has over 100,000 followers, and her most popular personal finance video got over a million views.
Online, Jen's ears are also discussing payment tactics like the snowball method, focusing on paying down the smallest balance owed first before moving on to the bigger ones.
They also talk about the avalanche method, which prioritizes the balances with the highest interest rates.
Terry Fiedler is the head of retirement services at Corbridge Financial, a retirement and insurance provider.
She says that easy access to online resources and discussion have helped Gen Z learn more about financial literacy earlier than previous generations.
Her team developed a study that looked at how different generations approach financial literacy.
Terry says that because Gen Zers are learning so much at a young age, they're feeling more confident and optimistic about their finances.
Debt can be terrifying.
In this miniseries, we've heard the stories of three people struggling to pay back tens of thousands of dollars they've used for things like education, travel, food, and rent.
But they're taking steps to chip away at their debt.
At the beginning of this series, we met Kyle Dillon.
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