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WSJ Your Money Briefing

Your Money Briefing is your personal-finance and career checklist, with the news that affects your money and what you do with it. From spending and saving to investing and taxes, the Wall Street Journal’s finance reporters and experts break down complicated money questions every weekday to help you make better decisions about managing your money.

Episodes

Student Loan Confusion Grows as Trump Moves to Shut Down Education Department

Why More Women Are Giving Up on Marriage

How to Protect Your Tax Refund From Scammers

What You Can Learn From LinkedIn Influencers to Boost Your Brand Online

What’s News in Markets: Walmart Affirms Klarna, Tesla Politics, Consumer Angst

Why Some Investors Are Flocking to Dividend Stocks

What to Know About TIPS, the Inflation-Protected Securities

What Cuts to the IRS Could Mean for Taxpayers

What Self-Employed and Gig Workers Need to Know Before Filing Their Taxes

What the Fed’s Interest-Rate Cuts Mean for Borrowing and Saving Money

What’s News in Markets: Trump’s Tesla, Trade-War Hiccups, Low-Flying Shares

With Auto Tariffs on Hold, Is Now the Time to Buy a Car?

Why the 401(k) Has Become a Rainy Day Fund

How Trump’s Tariff Whiplash Is Spooking Consumers

How Wealthy Americans Use Cash Balance Plans to Save Millions for Retirement

How a Growing Number of People Identifying as Disabled Could Impact Workplace Accessibility

What’s News in Markets: Tariffs Whipsaw, Gap’s Bump, Target Prices

Why Some Families Are Getting Priced Out of Spring Break

Why School Districts Are Spending Millions to Revive High-School Shop Classes

Trump Tariffs: How Much More Will Consumers Pay?

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