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because believe me, if you reach retirement age and don't have enough money to pay for your kids? who do you think is going to support you? your kids. you don't want to be a burden on them. take care of yourself first. retirement, then it's time to start thinking about college. even if your kid is only a toddler. heck, even if your kid is kind of a gleam in your eye so to speak. and the best way to save for college hands-down is what is known as a 529 plan. these plans do vary by state. but the general rules are true all across the country. there are two kinds of 529 plans. some states let you use a 529 as way to hedge against tuition inflation by buying tuition credits at today's prices that can be used in the future. that's not what i'm talking about, though. i want you to use the 529 savings plan. these are run by the states, and the rules differ from state to state. but generally speaking a 529 doesn't let you manage your own portfolio. you have to pick between a mix of different mutual funds, just like with many 401(k) plans. this is really not my favorite way to do things. i

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you have already reached retirement age. [applause] mr. bush: one, helping you in the interim while we fight the public unions, which has to be done. just by attrition, the federal employee -- maybe because they retire early -- you can reduce the workforce by 10% just by not hiring new people, just by attrition. a lot of the cost structure will go down as well, because this is not all performance-based. it is longevity based. you get more money by being there longer. you get better benefits by being there longer. i propose a three-for-one deal. you can reduce the government workforce by 10% if you can do that. [applause] >> hi, my name is james. i was wondering which are going to do on immigration. a lot of politicians have made that a big part of their campaign. some politicians don't have plans, but said they are going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it, are you talking about that plan? [laughter] mr. bush: that is not a plan. that is an emotion. that is appealing to people's legitimate anger. people are mad because the rule of la

with olay, you age less, so you can be ageless. olay. ageless. after trying brookside chocolate, people talk about it online. love at first taste. i would liquefy it and bathe in it. curse you, brookside! your nefarious plans have succeeded. nefarious? are we still talking about chocolate? brookside. >>> leading the news -- in the san francisco "chronicle," dna testing reunites colombian sisters after 30 years. they were separated as children after a volcanic eruption triggered an avalanche. it took at least 20 lives. the sisters were taken in and raised by separate families. on thursday they met for the first time after three decades, and a social media campaign, and a dna test. >>> from the bbc news, "holy grail" the beatles record to be auctioned. gave the beatles a recording contract, 50 years languished and a law forgotten by its holder. now that rare piece unveiled and up for sale bearing the handwriting of the fab four's manager. estimated value upwards ofs 14ds,000 t. will go for more than that. >> i would think so. >>> other stories we'r

that controlling your heart health risk factors can reduce your likelihood of developing dementia as you age. dementia accounts for 10% of all dementia cases but experts say everyone can benefit from this research. numerous studies find you can reduce your risk of dementia by exercising regularly. anything that raises your heart rate, pumping more blood to the brain. it's worked for cynthia. her memory has not declined. >> it's a fight for my memory. it's a fight for my family. it's a fight for others who are diagnosed, so i'm in it to win it. >> reporter: she knows the battle for her brain is fought with her entire body. joe fryer, nbc news. >> we're back in a moment with why some people may not be able to leave a nightmare cruise tonight, even >>> a powerful storm turned a cruise into a night-maker the royal caribbean ship with 6,000 aboard will pull into port later tonight in new jersey. high winds and huge waves batter the ship over the weekend forcing it to turn around. spect it to make sure it's safe to sail again and it turns out that some needing help carrying bags may have to wait u

when you withdraw it which you can do without penalty at age 59 1/2, you don't pay any income tax on your withdrawal. this is fabulous. in other words, with a roth, you pay taxes now so that you don't have to pay income tax 30 or 40 years from now when you retire. there is one more positive point about a roth. you can withdraw the money you've invested, note your gains, just the amount you contributed and you won't get hit with a 10% penalty, which is what happens when you try to withdraw money from a regular ira before you hit that magic age of 59 1/2. that's very different from a regular ira where you don't pay any taxes or contributions now, and your gains don't get taxed within the account. the money, every penny you take out is taxed as ordinary income. it can be a very high rate. which means when you're trying to decide between a roth ira and a 401(k) or a regular ira and a 401(k), you're basically deciding whether it makes more sense to pay income tax now with a roth or pay income tax once you retire with a regular account. you have to figure out if you'll be in the higher tax

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while you can't really grow your brain, you can help keep it as sharp as possible as you age with some simple steps. brain development starts in utero and there is a long period of time in which the brain matures just as the rest of the body matures. after that, it's pretty much a downward slide. after the brain is fully developed, its like the rest of the body... nothing works as well ten years down the line. that's where brain games come into the equation with promises of less forgetfulness, sharper and quicker problem solving and basically better thinking power. up is to what degree do these cognitive tasks that you've practiced on will generalise and help maintain cognitive skills in a variety of real world tasks" there are some things we can all do to make our brains function better. healthy living and a fair amount of exercise will help keep your brain strong. and if you want to play a few brain games now and then, it's probably not the worst thing you can do. but don't forget to get outside, see people and try something new, because those brain boosters are free. it looks like t