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EPISODE · Jun 7, 2022 · 37 MIN

Money Management for Millennials with Anna Kareis

from Left Brain Thinking

Despite many portrayals in the media, the Millennial generation is coming of age, advancing in careers and starting families. As millennials enter a new phase in life, new financial challenges present themselves on a daily basis: saving for retirement, saving for kids' college, helping aging parents, and many more. With all these financial pressures, we think it's time for many millennials to think about working with a financial advisor. This week we are joined on Left Brain Thinking by Anna Kareis of Northwestern Mutual, who bills herself as a "Financial Advisor for Ambitious Millennials". On this week's episode we cover a lot of ground on topics that matter to this generation that is a rising force in the world of finance, including: (1) How investing is different for millennials (2) Challenges advisors face when working with millennials especially navigating certain media narratives (3) Balancing priorities when making financial decisions (4) How millennials can get started with investing and overcome "paralysis by analysis" To reach Anna, you can find her on various social media channels: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-kareis/ Email: [email protected]

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