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Investing for Your Family’s Financial Future

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    Loomis, Sayles & Co. Vice Chairman Dan Fuss on the steps to investing to build your family’s finances.

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Day like this you feel better about your 401 -- about your retirement funds but.

Really when it comes to saving not just for your retirement -- planning for your family.

Could legendary bond investor Dan fuss is manager of the Loomis Sayles bond retail -- of vice chairman of Loomis Sayles and company.

Eighty billion in assets under management.

Be changing the way he invests for his family.

Perhaps his investment strategy he's here in a Fox Business exclusive -- to have you thanks for being here thank you.

We always have lots of sophisticated investors standing exactly where you are but.

With your wealth of experience which would start instead of -- what are you buying right now what's in your -- what's doing well what's not what sovereign debt etc.

More so how are you saving for your family how do you put their finances together.

A -- and now our family is very extended.

There's -- burying me -- dad.

Kids grandchildren.

And now great grandson saw its multi generation them.

We've had the vast bulk of but -- -- And also with the Foundation's money in fixed income.

And now that may represent the fact that a -- a lot of fixed income but it also represents the fact that pets.

In a very good place to be we're gradually building up the equity component.

Not leaving fixed income entirely.

But a good way to put it is to say we don't want to be a 100% tied.

To the level of state treasury interest rates.

Because we do have that fear that over time.

They're going to be rising how much can -- we don't know.

But we're looking -- things -- and commit more trying to keep income growing.

And that's what were bought a push ahead you as a -- talk.

About I can't say that can -- on one quick second we do perhaps.