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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.

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Controlling How Your Financial Data Is Shared Could Get a Lot Easier Feb 21, 2020

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A startup called Akoya will set limits on the types of data that financial apps can grab from customers' bank accounts. Wall Street Journal investing reporter Justin Baer explains.

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The Economics of Freezing Your Eggs Feb 20, 2020

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Wall Street Journal reporter Julia Carpenter discusses the decisions women must make and the questions they need to ask if they are considering freezing their eggs in the hopes of getting pregnant later in life.

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Grocers vs. Big Food Companies for Control of Shelf Space Feb 19, 2020

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Big brands are losing the power to dictate how products are displayed on supermarket shelves. Wall Street Journal reporter Annie Gasparro explains how grocers are relying on data to regain control of their shelf space.

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Why Some Car Dealers Tell Borrowers to Stop Making Payments Feb 18, 2020

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Some car dealers are encouraging borrowers to stop making payments and instead ask their loan provider to repossess their vehicle. Wall Street Journal reporters AnnaMaria Andriotis and Ben Eisen explain why.

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How to Convert Unwanted Gift Cards Into Cash Feb 14, 2020

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Consumers have several options if they want to redeem unused gift cards for cash. DealNews.com's Julie Ramhold explains.

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We Answer Your Retirement Questions Feb 13, 2020

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Changes to retirement programs by Congress late last year triggered lots of questions from Wall Street Journal subscribers. Journal retirement reporter Anne Tergesen has answers.

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Record Credit Card Debt Raises Alarms Feb 12, 2020

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Credit card debt rose to record levels in the fourth quarter, according to the Federal Reserve's Household Debt and Credit Report. Wall Street Journal reporter Yuka Hayashi explains how delinquency rates among several age groups have economists concerned.

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Companies Provide Employees with Emergency Funds Feb 11, 2020

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Employers are launching 'financial wellness' programs to provide workers with funds in emergency situations that might otherwise prevent them from coming in to work. Wall Street Journal contributor Bailey McCann explains.

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Colleges Offer Students Work Programs Ahead of Graduation Feb 10, 2020

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Colleges are offering cooperative-education programs, or co-ops, which allow students to work in their field of study while enrolled to better compete with other job-seekers after graduation. Wall Street Journal contributor Cheryl Winokur Munk explains.

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Why There Are So Few Women CEOs Feb 07, 2020

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Women are often promoted to executive C-suite positions, but relatively few are elevated to the CEO post. Wall Street Journal reporter Vanessa Fuhrmans explains why.

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