afternoon snack of something i'm sure we all want to avoid no matter what gender my colleague daniel spade is very aware of the problems her gender faces in retirement so she decided to get a grip on her finances at an early stage in her career and got some advice and a financial mentoring geared towards women. on them yeah i'm in my mid thirty's and i'm starting to worry when i have enough money for the future will i be able to afford things like this when i retired. in 201742 percent of retired women in germany go to state pension of less than $600.00 euro some month. to subsistence minimum the $735.00 euros on average women in germany get smaller pensions than men they tend to have gaps in their berthing lives and they pay less into the state pension funds. that wouldn't even cover my rent i've signed up for a private pension plan but even that won't be you know so it's time for some change . i don't think is. kind of money i can get in mexico i can do that now like and i have savings to for my retirement i don't know yet what i'm going to do about it i have to figure it out but right n

to spaded that the 100000000000 in loans will be backed by 25000000000 in guarantees from member states and for more on this we're joined by former fed insider and c.e.o. of quill intelligence daniel de martino both you know always a pleasure to have you on the show. great to be here today you know we talk a lot about this recently these unemployment numbers were somewhat expected due to the economic impact of the coronavirus but with a technical recession possibly on the horizon do we expect things to go back to normal or are we going to see these declines continue. well so it's interesting i've been following very closely google searches because it's very difficult to get your hands on real time data and when time has compressed to the extent that it has i mean every day feels like a week every week feels like a month things are moving so quickly but if you follow google trends and searches for unemployment insurance we've seen one huge wave followed by a 2nd huge wave followed by a 3rd huge wave that's even bigger and the implication is that next week's jobless claims could be as bad or even worse than what we saw on thursday so i'll put this in context at around 10000000 nearl