maslow's pyramid maslow's pyramid of needs the fifth clue would have sounded like this in the main articleientist about this development of the pyramid image no, you gave the correct answer oksana hurray thanks for the win did not have time to destroy 18 rubles this is your money well oksana kozyreva proved it. it was mind games, all the best. hello, good afternoon, this is its own game , we continue our tournament, which is called the golden mean, today we have the fifth game of the seventh stage, chastyakov, an analyst from almaty, is playing at the central gaming table, he won in the two previous games, today he’s playing his third game in a row, today they’re playing against sergei: mikhail pezhov, a procurement specialist from sarat, mikhail sergeevich, tell me, he graduated from saratov state technical university, i like to play sports, travel, i’m married, i’m raising my son’s daughter, i’m the first to play my game times what you purchase, but technically complex goods for production. bearings for railway cars. it's clear. at the third gaming table is alexey manuelov, a library emp

of course, if i were to make a kind of a maslow style hierarchy of financial needs, i'd tell you it'su to save and invest for retirement, which is why i talked about it earlier in the show. why prioritize yourself over your children? simple. if you don't have the retirement money, who do you think is going to support you, the kids? if you ever want grandchildren, you'll need a retirement fund. otherwise, your children will spend ages taking care of you instead. however, after you saved enough for retirement, then it's time to start thinking about college, even if your kid's only a toddler. and the best way to save for college hands-down is through what's known as a 529 plan. now these plans vary by state, but the general rules apply across the country. there is two kinds of 529 plans. first, some states let you use a 529 as a way to hedge against tuition inflation. you can buy tuition college credits at today's prices and then use them in the future. that's note what i'm talking about, though, especially not in a world where major national politicians are talking about making tuition

guest: i think it starts with maslow's hierarchy for the veteran, whether they are an officer or enlisted we have to have a stable base to operate from, a home, apartment, house or room. if you don't have that, that is where the problems start, so some veterans are fortunate. they can go back home and live with their mom and dad or have an apartment set up, some of them, and myself included, i wasn't that sure. it was not a sure thing. so it starts there. and once you have your home life set and you have a place to live and a place that is stable and solid, you can work on civilian life. host: i want to have a look at your website for oscar mike radio and i see this photo of you in military service there and i wonder how you feel you can have these conversations with veterans coming from where you are as opposed to the conversations that veterans often find themselves having with people from the civilian world. guest: it's certainly different. you know, veterans will talk to each other differently than civilians. i approach my show like i am driving my five ton, my huge truck with missile