Charlie Turner
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4,985 appearances
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first heard Jul 2017
last heard Aug 2021
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Whelan will talk about this in a moment with Wall Street Journal reporter Yuka Hayashi.
First, here are some top money stories.
Travelers looking for deals on flights this holiday season may be out of luck.
Major airlines are still dealing with the fallout from the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, and that means fewer planes.
The FAA grounded the 737 MAX after it was implicated in two separate crashes, and the agency still hasn't said when it expects the planes to fly again.
Many airlines have opted to remove 737 MAX planes from their schedules through early 2020 and have now had to rebook passengers on other flights or cancel some trips entirely.
This may put pressure on airlines to raise prices this holiday traveling season as they operate at reduced capacity with increased demand.
Experts say book early, be flexible with dates, or choose a carrier that doesn't have the 737 MAX in their fleet.
It looks like gold is the new black when it comes to debit cards.
The Royal Mint, which makes UK bank coins, launched its first debit card for the ultra-rich, made of 18-carat solid gold.
The card itself costs over $23,000.
Demand for precious metal cards has been growing in popularity.
In August, Apple launched a titanium credit card.
However, some people took to Twitter to express outrage about the cost of the card and the excess they say it represents.
What would Jesus buy?
The Wall Street Journal says biblically responsible investing is booming as investment managers who are losing assets to index funds strive to find new niches, whereas many socially responsible investors favor companies that recruit LGBT workers or donate to Planned Parenthood and the like.
Biblically responsible investors shun companies that profit from or support abortion, pornography, gambling, or LGBT people.
The latest sign of the rise of faith-based investing was the launch of the Inspire International ESG Exchange Traded Fund on September 30th.
Its ticker symbol, WWJD, short for the popular expression, What Would Jesus Do?
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