5 Ways the Pandemic Is Imperiling Retirement

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🗓️ 7 July 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Bro explains why retirement planning will become even more challenging. And Alison reveals three lessons related the unveiling of the Fool’s new logo, including one from the best-performing stock of the past 25 years.

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0:00.0	This is Motley Fool Answers. I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Blobbert Blowcamp, personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool.
0:12.5	You forgot what the cramp part. Blow cramp is what they used to call me in school.
0:16.0	Oh, could be worse.
0:20.5	I guess.
0:21.3	I don't know.
0:22.2	Hey, bro.
0:23.2	How you doing?
0:23.9	That was another one.
0:25.0	Got fine.
0:25.7	Fine, Allison.
0:26.3	Thank you very much.
0:27.3	I don't go to therapy every week to get over the nicknames.
0:30.8	Thank you.
0:31.7	Did anyone call you pretzel as a kid?
0:33.5	Yeah, all the time.
0:34.4	I always got that.
0:35.4	Because my maiden name is Presler.
0:37.3	So yeah, that the time. I always got that. Because my maiden name is Presler. So, yeah, that's why.
0:38.5	Otherwise, it would be weird.
0:39.7	Okay.
0:40.3	So anyway, in this week's episode, I'm going to share three investing lessons and a new look for the Motley Fool.
0:48.1	And Bro is going to talk about five ways the pandemic is weakening retirement security in America.
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