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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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Gas Prices: What's Behind Regional Price Differences? Oct 24, 2019

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Wall Street Journal markets reporter Amrith Ramkumar explains why in some areas of the country, motorists pay the national average of $2.60 for a gallon of gas, while in others people pay more than $4.00.

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Why Home Sales Aren't Rising as Mortgage Rates Fall Oct 23, 2019

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Wall Street Journal real estate reporter Laura Kusisto takes the current pulse of the housing market, and explains why sales fell 2.2% in September even as mortgage rates have fallen below 4%.

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Debunking Myths About Your Credit Score Oct 22, 2019

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There are several misconceptions and myths regarding what can drive your credit score up or down. Wall Street Journal news editor Demetria Gallegos explains, including how to obtain a free credit report.

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Retirement Planning: Beware of Surprise Expenses Oct 21, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Glenn Ruffenach discusses unplanned expenses that can quickly cut into retirement savings. He explains how people can plan for and avoid financial surprises.

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Nestlé Shakes Up Its Bottled-Water Business Oct 18, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Saabira Chaudhuri explains how Nestlé plans to overhaul its bottled-water business to meet changing consumer tastes and focus on sustainability.

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New Reality Show Tackles Student Debt Oct 17, 2019

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A new reality TV show from executive producer Ashton Kutcher helps students and graduates pay down their student debt by teaching them lessons in spending and saving. Wall Street Journal reporter Julia Carpenter explains.

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You Make $100,000? It Might Not Be Enough to Buy a Home Oct 16, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Ryan Dezember discusses the record number of families earning six-figure salaries who are forced to rent their homes.

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Interest Rates Are Falling. Why Aren't Credit Card Rates? Oct 15, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter AnnaMaria Andriotis explains why credit card rates have not fallen this year as broader interest rates have.

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Google Bans Payday Loans From Its App Store Oct 14, 2019

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Google has purged from its Google Play app store apps that offer payday loans with interest rates of 36% or more. The Wall Street Journal's Yuka Hayashi has the story.

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Why Mortgage Rates Haven't Fallen in Lockstep With Interest Rates Oct 11, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Eisen explains why mortgage rates have fluctuated but have not fallen as the Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates.

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