How do I get this to compile correctly?

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I feel as if I have the source code correct for the most part. I prompt user for first answer, what is their age. it reads and stores correctly. I then prompt user for the second answer, how much money do they have. it also reads and store correctly. but when I get to the third answer which is a string and I used getline command. it seems like it just jumps to the next lines of code which prints everything out with the first two answers correct but the third wrong obviously. I'm not sure if there is a break or something I need to have in there? The code is as follows

#include "stdafx.h"
// Lab One Programming Exercise
// CS 1410
// your name
// CS 1410 -- your Section number
// --------------------------


#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
	// declarations
	int age;
	float value;
	string name;

	// Prompt the user for their age
	cout << "\nPlease enter your age: ";
		
	// Get their age and store it in the variable age
	cin >> age;
	
	// Prompt the user for how much money they have
	cout << "\nHow much money do you have: ";
		
	// Get the amount of money and store it in the variable value
	cin >> value;
	
		// Prompt the user to enter their full name.
	cout << "\nPlease enter your full name:\n ";
		
	// Get their name and store it in the string variable name
	getline(cin, name);

	//    The person's name. You must display the full name
	cout << "Thank you, " << name << endl;
	
	//    The person's age
	cout << "You are " << age << "years old." << endl;
	
	//    The money the person has. Display a dollar sign and two digits 
	//    after the decimal point.
	cout << "and you have " << value << " in your pocket." << endl;
	
	cout << "\nGoodbye ...." << endl;
	cout << "\nPress Enter to continue...";
		cin.get();
}

What I have tried:

I'm new to programming but ive tried using the endl command at different points as well as \n. not sure how to get the name string to store and print correctly.