Monday, May 28, 2012
 Putting your financial house in order has never been easy, but young workers today face special challenges. Gone is the paternalistic corporate culture that provided clear-cut plans for retirement, health insurance, and other benefits. Increasingly, people have to take matters into their own hands. Our Investing Survival Guide for 25- to 35-year-olds focuses on strategies for digging out from too much debt, finding the right financial planner, and navigating today's confusing choices for insurance. Ready to take the mutual fund plunge? Experts from Standard & Poor's explain how to avoid tax drag. We also look at how young people now entering the workforce are changing the rules of the employment game, and we offer tips on how to live large without going broke. Go to businessweek.com/go/07/survival35 for all this and more.
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