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EPISODE 10: CALIFORNIA WATER FUTURES BEGIN TRADING AMID FEAR OF SCARCITY

Two billion people now live in nations plagued by water problems, and almost two-thirds of the world could face water shortages in just four years. The United Nations has long warned that human-driven climate change is leading to severe droughts and more flooding, making water availability increasingly less predictable. In California, the most recent acute…

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EPISODE 8: SO YOU WANT TO START INVESTING

Key Takeaways You should invest because investing is a powerful way to grow your wealth. Stocks and mutual funds have historically provided great returns over long periods Investing lets you get a piece of the pie. It doesn’t just have to be through the stock market. You can invest in real estate, currency, vintage cars,…

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RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS PART II

PART 2: KEY TAKEAWAYS Tax-Exempt accounts provide future tax benefits because your withdrawals at retirement will not be subjected to taxes, unlike a traditional IRA, and 401k where you are taxed when withdrawing money later in retirement. Two types of Tax-Exempt accounts are  Roth IRA  Is an individual retirement account (IRA) that allows qualified withdrawals…

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RETIREMENT ACCOUNTS PART I

KEY TAKEAWAYS Social Security can add some padding to your retirement income, but don’t count on it to be your sole source if income Traditional IRA and  401(k) are two main types of Tax-deferred retirement savings accounts. The main differences between these two account options is that a 401(k) must be sponsored by an employer,…

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Episode 6: BUDGETING

KEY TAKEAWAYS Budgeting is a plan to manage your spendings and savings There are numerous benefits to budgeting but most importantly setting a budget forces you to map out your goals and set your own limits. A popular budgeting plan is the 50-20-30 rule of thumb. 50% towards essentials 20% towards your financial goals and…

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Episode 5: The Power of The Latino Vote

KEY TAKEAWAYS Hispanics are among the youngest racial or ethnic groups in the country with a median age of 30  Latinas in the U.S. were especially affected by the pandemic. Between February and April, their unemployment rate jumped from 5.5% to 20.5%  Latinos will be voting on three major things: coronavirus, the economy, and healthcare…

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