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Monday May 19, 2008 - Generation X: Who Are They??

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Play from 1:22[1:22] ..." of them are carrying over 50% in debt many of them had adjustable rate mortgages I'm sure -- kept adding on his face and dear to their belongings there isn't disability and illness or loss of --"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" Here on WBZ news radio 1030 with certified financial planner -- this week generation X we have -- look at this generation for awhile I know Anthony I this generation my kids and their friends belong to is generating nimble -- immigration. So often people confuse this demographic group with anyone -- a college and dream researcher found several theories as to actually belongs to this generation. Boomers were born between 46 and 64 so why that was injuries in the generation extras with started 65 sure some surveys and studies sentence starting as early as 1960 going through 1983 and key -- 46 million of them out there a lot of and there is not as many as the numbers but they're coming right behind. They're better educated than their parents Anthony and they earn more money than their parents know more about money. But you know what they're not saving at a better rate than it actually know about money but they're not as smart. About it now -- now. And -- product -- the children the -- secure they have expensive -- grew up having a room of their own maybe even a TV computer and phone in a room. Nice stuff. And when he got out of their own they want to that lifestyle a lifestyle they left at home. Comes to the high price Anthony their retirement savings in many instances is nonexistent they are homeowners because that whatever period of low interest rates and easy credit. But that easy credit announced a big problem for many of them are carrying over 50% in debt many of them had adjustable rate mortgages I'm sure -- kept adding on his face and dear to their belongings there isn't disability and illness or loss of -- they aren't trouble. And that's your -- said that -- serious debt problems they should think about reducing debt holiday spending their money to a cash flow. Cubicles credit cards are carrying credit cards and recently it was a cartoon of The Wall Street Journal -- a man retiring commenting that he finally paid off the school loans. At retirement -- retirement just generation may be looking at just doing that because. You know they've extended them they've taken him out over thirty years they're longer than their mortgages and sometimes their payoff period so. And they need to cut back and need to look at their expenses. They need to put some cash away in cash stashed for that rainy day fund most important they have to have you reading fun OK in we will take a look at generation X and what they need to do as we move forward all week here on WBZ. News radio and there"

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[0:45]..." on there and the author. Try to four different diets using for new books I did not to sort this there's no I did not try. The -- a different eyes I tried one okay but the first I was Joyce life diet which is about eating lots of whole grains vegetables and fruits sounds easy enough okay. The second the flat belly diet. I know which claims it will flatten your gotten promotes eating mono unsaturated fatty acids with every meal. Okay. An engine to diet this is a Texas firefighters vegetarian diet which I'm sure Texas firefighters -- I know I know there's no beef and here at all. Sell but I think most "...

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[0:34]..." road right -- I'm thinkin' okay. Let's work on our New Year's resolutions and you know -- the most popular resolutions. No I don't would you like me it is sure please well according to the -- at first down. A federal government even knows this is yes wouldn't you know they have a website -- must be from the eavesdropping program and had to close by there that they've been in my house. Number one lose weight number -- pay off debt save more money get fit get a better job eat right. Get a better education drink less. Quit smoking reduce stress take a trip. Volunteer. In that order in that order here interest I -- if any these resolutions on even "...

[0:01]..." radio 1030 with certified financial planner -- We are looking at New Year's resolutions. I now -- one month -- in new year and I bet most of our listeners have already abandoning -- a solution "...

[2:08]..." it's important. I want to lose weight is a little lower my blood pressure I wanna save more money second take a trip to Ireland this summer sure you know the key to success for the resolution is to be realistic. Okay you're not going to lose ten pounds by Valentine's Day but three different -- realistic okay let's get started and will start tomorrow at the same time here on WBZ. News radio "...

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Friday January 23, 2009 - Paying for College: 529 Plans

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[0:27]..." plans for you would lock in intuition rate at a school within Massachusetts. Not very popular because Hamilton -- a lock in a decision. That was going to be made 1012 maybe being eighteen years away. But now the college savings plans can be made that invest in mutual funds Massachusetts offers two options prepaid tuition program still called do you plan. And you fun. Both are managed by the Massachusetts educational financing authority. Do you plan and needless damage to lock in the tuition and mandatory fees at today's rates. But the plant I like is do you plan college investing plan this is managed by Fidelity. And it allowed issued to invest dollars. These dollars go in and they grow tax deferred if he used for college. Their tax free. That's a great deal it's a great deal I mean. In the money can "...

[2:05]..." on the students name so it's considered an asset or parent or grandparent the onto the godmother. So when it's used for financial aid you know if they're not looking for a third the first "...

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