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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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Some States Have Stopped Paying Retiree Health Benefits May 02, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Heather Gillers discusses ways that some U.S. states have found solutions to dealing with escalating health-care benefits for retirees, including not paying them at all.

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Can WeWork's IPO Raise Enough Cash? May 01, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter Eliot Brown explains office-sharing company WeWork's need to raise billions of dollars support its recent and future growth, and avenues the company has taken, including filing for an IPO to secure funds.

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Launching a Business: Are Six Heads Better Than One? Apr 30, 2019

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When starting a business, should entrepreneurs go it alone, or launch a new venture with a group? Wall Street Journal contributor Cheryl Winokur Munk has the results of a seven-year study.

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Want to Make Money? Snitch on Your Tax-Cheating Neighbor Apr 29, 2019

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The IRS's whistleblower program pays out rewards to tipsters, in some cases in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Wall Street Journal tax reporter Laura Saunders explains.

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Upgrade to First Class? Use $1 Per Minute Formula Apr 26, 2019

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Wall Street Journal 'Middle Seat' columnist Scott McCartney discusses the economics of coach vs. first-class seating on airplanes. He says passengers might consider a $1 per minute in the air formula when considering whether to purchase an upgrade.

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Companies Missing Earnings Expectations Punished by Wall Street Apr 25, 2019

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Companies in the S&P 500 that have missed earnings expectations this quarter have been punished by Wall Street more severely than usual. Wall Street Journal markets reporter Corrie Driebush explains.

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Credit Card Companies Spending Millions on Social Media Apr 24, 2019

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Wall Street Journal reporter AnnaMaria Andriotis explains why some credit card companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to reach potential customers on social media sites.

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Retirement Investing: Five Mistakes to Avoid Apr 23, 2019

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Investing too conservatively is among the biggest mistakes people make when planning for retirement. Wall Street Journal contributor Cheryl Winokur Munk outlines the biggest missteps to avoid to ensure retirees have enough money.

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Will Venmo + Plastic = Profits? Apr 22, 2019

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Mobile payments app Venmo is wildly popular, but still loses money. Venmo hopes that will change, since it's near a deal to offer a new credit card. Wall Street Journal reporter Peter Rudegeair has the details.

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Consumer Spending Surged in March Apr 19, 2019

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Retail sales, a key indicator of consumer spending, jumped 1.6 percent in March. The gain was bigger than expected, and the Wall Street Journal's Sharon Nunn says many retail sectors benefited from strong consumer demand.

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