For Sale: Yogi Berra's Home in Suburban New Jersey
The one-time home of late New York Yankees great Yogi Berra is for sale. The Hall of Fame catcher lived there from the 1950s to the 1970s. What's the sale price? Find out now.
7m May 29, 2017
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Build Your Own Trading Bot
Can you beat the market using The Wall Street Journal's trading simulator? The man who built it, Elliot Bentley, joins us in the studio.
6m May 26, 2017
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Insurance Rates Set by .. Machine Intelligence?
As part of the Wall Street Journal series, "The Quants," WSJ's Leslie Scism looks at how insurance companies use computer algorithms to determine coverage and set rates.
8m May 25, 2017
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How Technology is Revolutionizing Wealth Advice
Would you let a robot advise you on your investments? As part of the Wall Street Journal series, "The Quants," WSJ's Veronica Dagher tells us how algorithms are changing the way financial advice is offered.
7m May 24, 2017
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Why Trump Tax Plan Would Dull Munis' Allure
Investors are attracted to municipal bonds for their tax protections. But the Wall Street Journal's Daisy Maxey explains why munis would become less attractive if President Donald Trump's tax cut plan passes in its current form.
7m May 24, 2017
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Should Investors Dust Off the Pre-Trump Playbook?
Stocks that were expected to benefit from a Trump presidency has struggled this year. The Wall Street Journal's James Mackintosh says investors who don't believe the president will be able to work with Congress may want to adopt a pre-election strategy.
9m May 23, 2017
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Losing Optimism over Markets and Finances As We Age
Studies show Americans become more pessimistic about markets and their own finances as they get older. So they stay frugal, according to the Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen.
8m May 23, 2017
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College-Educated Americans Better Off Financially
A Federal Reserve survey finds Americans are doing better financially, except for those without a college education. The Wall Street Journal's Harriet Torry says that the financial health of American households overall has improved modestly in recent years.
9m May 22, 2017
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Spending $20,000 on Apartment Rent? Expect Scrutiny
Those who pay $20,000 or more to rent a luxury place each month should expect to go under the microscope. Wall Street Journal Jumbo Jungle columnist Robyn A. Friedman has advice for what to expect and how to handle the financial scrutiny.
7m May 22, 2017
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Ahead of the Tape: Looking Back at 15 Years of Picking Stocks
Amid the final installment of The Wall Street Journal's Ahead of the Tape column, Steve Russolillo looks back at its best and worst stock picks and explains why trying to predict the markets for 15 years hasn't always been easy.
8m May 19, 2017
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U.S. Household Debt Hits a Record
U.S. total household debt jumped to a record 12.7 trillion dollars in the first quarter, exceeding its 2008 peak. The Wall Street Journal's Ben Leubsdorf says job gains and economic growth boosted Americans' incomes and willingness to borrow.
7m May 19, 2017
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Brent Schutte: Bullish Long-Term Despite DC Turmoil
Turmoil in the Trump administration rattled Wall Street Wednesday. But Brent Schutte of Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management points out that, historically, markets have almost always responded to geopolitical risks with long-term gains.
7m May 18, 2017
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Letting Your Kids Plan the Family Vacation
Summer is a time for family vacations. The Wall Street Journal's Sue Shellenbarger says involving children in vacation decision-making teaches them valuable life skills - as long as parents don't give up too much control.
7m May 18, 2017
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The 2017 Stock Rally: Not Quite Like 2007
Stocks have fallen today over White House-related concerns. But until now, the market has been frothy with low volatility, inviting comparisons to the 2007 rally. However, there are some differences between then and now, says the Wall Street Journal's Sam Goldfarb.
8m May 17, 2017
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Wealth Managers Dress the Part to Woo Millennials
Veronica Dagher, host of the Wall Street Journal podcast "Watching Your Wealth," says financial advisors are finding they need to change their approach - and their clothes - to win the business of millennials.
8m May 17, 2017
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Amazon has Gained 49,000% Since Going Public
The Wall Street Journal's Jason Zweig says that, throughout history, only a handful of "superstocks" like Amazon.com have accounted for much of the wealth generated by the entire stock market.
8m May 16, 2017
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Mutual Funds' Puerto Rico Losses Top $5 Billion
Mutual fund companies investing in Puerto Rico's debt lost more than five billion dollars over the past five years, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis. WSJ reporter Heather Gillers on fund managers' chances for recovering any losses.
7m May 16, 2017
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Private Colleges Cut Sticker Prices
Private colleges are seeing declining enrollment and flat revenue growth. So they're offering record tuition discounts to incoming freshmen. It's a great help to students, but the Wall Street Journal's Melissa Korn says it hasn't really helped colleges.
6m May 15, 2017
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The Fate of the Medical Expense Deduction
Millions of taxpayers take the medical expense deduction. What will happen to it with healthcare and tax reform on the horizon? Laura Saunders of the Wall Street Journal says the outcome is uncertain due to conflicts in proposals from the White House and Congress.
6m May 15, 2017
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Don't Feel Any Richer After That Pay Raise?
You got a pay raise recently. But it doesn't seem to matter. You still feel like you're not getting ahead. Why? Wall Street Journal reporter Eric Morath says you should blame inflation.
7m May 13, 2017
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Marijuana Industry in Haze After Bankruptcy Ruling
With the federal government reviving tougher sentences for drug offenders, expect even more confusion for people in the marijuana business who have to file for bankruptcy. Wall Street Journal reporter Katy Stech has details on federal developments.
7m May 12, 2017
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Fraud Alerts for Credit Cards, Debit Cards Rise 15%
The number of fraud alerts for credit cards and debit cards have jumped double-digits in the last two years. Matt Schulz from CreditCards.com breaks down new findings with John Wordock.
6m May 12, 2017
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Next Hot Housing Market: Starter Homes
After sitting on the sidelines for a decade, millennials are buying homes en masse, promising to kick the already strong housing market into higher gear. The Wall Street Journal's Laura Kusisto joins us in the studio.
7m May 11, 2017
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Trump Middle-Class Tax Cut Plan Short on Details
President Trump's planned tax overhaul touts a middle-class tax cut. But the Wall Street Journal's Richard Rubin says how much middle-income families would pay in taxes is a mystery because key details are missing.
7m May 11, 2017
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Apple's Market Cap: a Record $800 Billion
Apple is the world's most valuable listed company, and its market capitalization just topped 800 billion dollars, a first for any U.S. company. The Wall Street Journal's Ben Eisen talks about Apple, its stock and excitement over the upcoming iPhone.
8m May 10, 2017
8m
States Press On with Retirement-Savings Plans
Several states are pressing ahead with efforts to bring retirement-savings programs to private sector employees. That's despite a Senate vote to repeal regulations encouraging such initiatives. The Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen has details.
8m May 10, 2017
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Fear Gauge at Lowest Level Since 1993
The stock market's volatility index, commonly known as the VIX or "fear gauge," fell to its lowest level since 1993. The Wall Street Journal's Gunjan Banerji says it indicates investor comfort with the market as jobs and earnings show strength.
7m May 09, 2017
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Banks Make Billions Despite Low Interest Payouts
Major banks pay next to nothing in interest rates to depositors. But banks keep taking in billions of dollars more in depositors' money, according to the Wall Street Journal's Rachel Ensign.
7m May 09, 2017
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Big Startups Shy Away from IPO Market
The market for initial public offerings has rebounded strongly this year. But some big startups have held out from going public and Wall Street Journal markets reporter Corrie Driebusch tells us why.
8m May 08, 2017
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Investors Ignore Health Care at Their Peril
The Wall Street Journal's Charley Grant says investors have been paying scant attention to developments on healthcare legislation. He thinks that's a mistake since healthcare earnings could be affected by what happens in Washington.
6m May 08, 2017
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Tax Moves to Consider, Ahead of Potential Overhaul
How to make the most of President Trump's proposed tax overhaul? The Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher has some moves taxpayers might want to consider making in case the proposal becomes law.
7m May 05, 2017
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Tax Moves to Consider, Ahead of Potential Overhaul
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8m May 05, 2017
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Omar Aguilar: Good Investing Prospects Overseas
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8m May 05, 2017
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Where Are Homeowners Still Underwater on Mortgages?
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7m May 05, 2017
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Neil Hennessy: Why Bulls Have More Room to Run
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8m May 04, 2017
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IRAs Aren't Fulfilling Their Mission
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7m May 04, 2017
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The Wealthy Win Big in Trump's Tax Proposal
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7m May 03, 2017
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GOP's Tax-Cut Problem: the 10-Year Budget Window
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8m May 03, 2017
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Goldman Sachs Expands into Lending Money
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8m May 02, 2017
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Consumer Pull Back Spending on Big-Name Brands
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6m May 02, 2017
6m
Bill Stone is Watching the Fed Meeting and Jobs
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7m May 01, 2017
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'Free' Credit Card Rewards Come with a Cost
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6m May 01, 2017
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Trump's Tax Plan: Double the Standard Deduction
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6m Apr 28, 2017
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How Trump's Tax Cut Plan Would Affect Households
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9m Apr 28, 2017
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How a CEO Made Millions From a Sinking Ship
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8m Apr 27, 2017
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Homeowners Stay Put Despite Rising Prices
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8m Apr 27, 2017
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Techs Rally; the Nasdaq Tops 6000
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7m Apr 26, 2017
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Rising Rates a Risk for Student Loan Re-Fi's
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7m Apr 26, 2017
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High Default Rate on U.S. Student Loan Program
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8m Apr 25, 2017
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Lower Mortgages Could Fire Up the Housing Market
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7m Apr 25, 2017
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