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Tuesday, 12th December 2006 (by J.D. Roth)

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Young and In Debt: USATODAY.com Chat Transcript

via Kristina: Chat transcript with Abby Wilners, author of Quarterlife Crisis. She offers advice to young people just out of school, or just starting out in life.

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Chris says:

12 December 2006 at 9:26 am

I was a little put off by her reluctance to reccomend Roth IRAs. Roths are GREAT savings vehicles for young people. While the nature of an IRA is a retirement account, the Roth allows you so much flexibility that it’s a great tool. The fact that you can cash out interest earned for things like house down payments etc., makes the Roth a good option in my book. And why in the world would she reccomend CDs when GE Interest Plus, ING, and other non brick and mortar online banking options

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ispf says:

12 December 2006 at 4:00 pm

Nice find, Thanks! It is very relevant to my blog (PF for international students and fresh grads) and I added a mention – I hope you dont mind.

[...] Following links for 2006-12-12 posted by J.D. at http://www.getrichslowly.org, I came across this at USA Today on “Young and In Debt”. [...]

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