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to look ahead protect your new wealth joining me, president of the capital management, and, ary, elcomeshow. great to have you on. >> thank you. gerri: this is interesting. if you look at reinvasion, it looks mihty good, an people out there now worry there a bubble somewhere else. what do you tell them about protecting the ealth grown over the last couple years? >> first off, it is good. people tie the wath to the houses, which prices are going up, and, of course, the market. what i tell people is learn we go through more bear marke, that usually takes 30% away from your equity, and learn how to manage during thse times. most people don't watch enough, and they just sit there, everything's going to be a-okay, always comes back, and, look e we just brke out of a 13-year range, took that long to move higher. hopefully, it continues, it's whether or not to watch, and when it goes south, no problem with sellin off and keeping the equity market. erri: like, oh, the target's been down, pull money? is that what you mean? >> n, nota day or two. look, markets have an ebb and flow, fea greed, emo

-elcome back to the sale. good to see you.told us that there was one thing you absolutely should not buy for your ira. what is a? >> tax-free municipal bonds. gerri: really? >> a lot of people love them because they're tax-free and their perceived to be very safe. here's the weird part. ira rules trump everything else. even though they're generating tax-free income, if you put it inside of an ira, the withdrawal will suddenly become taxable. you'll ruin the tax-free aspect of putting it in sinai area. gerri: very smart. i love that. what do i buy if you don't like that? makes some suggestions decides stocks and bonds. anything else? >> pretty much everything else. the whole key for proper retirement safety security and retirement income is diversification. i know it's a boring old word, but it works. investors and not supposed to be exciting. boring works when it comes to wealth creation. only a little bit of everything and to many people emphasized safety far too much. they have theii money invested far too conservatively tha

pleased to elcome co-founder and chief technology officer. hi. for having me. lori: so close, yet so far away. tell us about your experience. boston. i went to the red sox game. i had the worst time finding parking. anyone who has been to fenway knows that it is congested, lots of 1-we streets. i drove round for almost 45 minutes and missed the beginning of the game and ended up parking some are just around the corner from our was looking in realize there had to be a better way to find parking when you go somewhere. lori: how does this work? you go online and click on the parking spot and it is reserved? county you guarantee your customers that the parking space will be ready and waiting that it's an era of? >> seeking go on the website or use our itunes are android phone and bucket. the way we do that is the work with all the parking laws that appear on our service. so everybody that appears on the map that you can reserve will be ready and waiting for the reservation and will hold a spot for you. lori: in new york city, as you probably know, it

everybody have a seat. .elcome to the white house it is wonderful to see all of you.ank you, joe, for that kind introduction. thank you, valerie, for the great leadership gets shown on this. business leaders and advocates, members of congress who are here, numbers of my administration, i'm so glad all of you could be here to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the equal pay act. we'reou think about it, not just celebrating a law, we are honoring the heroes who made that law possible. the fierce determination of americans who saw a wrong and worked to write it. the women who were sick and tired of being sick and tired. [laughter] seeing the same jobs advertised with the firm pay scales, women who are tired of being treated like second-class workers, women like dorothy height and congresswoman edna kelley. [applause] all who pushed to make the equal pay act a reality. today, we recognize the work of those brave women. but, until equal pay truly is a reality, we are here to recommit ourselves to the work that remains to be done. , presidento today kennedy signed the equal