“This is the financial reality of all people's lives, and the burdens hit at all stages of the life cycle. They hit the 25 or 28 year old who may have gone to college and may have taken out a big debt, thinking, 'Aha, this is the ticket to a good financial future,' and is still living in his childhood bedroom because there's nothing but internships and dead-end jobs. It hits the middle-age parent who is still supporting that child, and who may be supporting an elderly parent...it's more expensive at all stages of the life cycle.”
—Catch Paul Taylor’s full interview on the state of retirement savings on CSPAN’s Washington Journal.
Our full report on the “Sandwich Generation” is here.
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Television Coverage of the White House Correspondents' Dinner - APRIL 27, 2013
C-SPAN’s coverage included celebrity arrivals, the awards presentations, scholarships, and the after dinner speeches. Coverage begins about 6:30 Eastern and will run until about 11:15 pm.
MSNBC will be carrying dinner coverage on Saturday, beginning about 9:30 pm.
C-SPAN is also covering Friday’s scholarship luncheon
http://www.c-span.org/Events/White-House-Correspondents-Association-Hosts-Scholarship-Lunch/10737430253/
New Documentary Explores Library of Congress
washingtonpost.comThe production about the Library of Congress debuts Monday night. It follow’s C-SPAN’s similar documentaries about the Capitol, the White House and the Supreme Court.
The documentary will feature some of the library’s rarely seen holdings. They include documents from Lewis and Clark’s journeys, a map drawn by George Washington and personal artifacts from President Abraham Lincoln. It will also look at how the library has used technology to reveal an unknown change to the Declaration of Independence.
The world’s largest library, people.
