J.R. Whalen
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37,077 appearances
1,141 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2017
last heard Jan 2025
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You mentioned that some consumers are okay with these fees as long as they're aware of them.
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But do retailers run the risk of driving some customers away?
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What about third-party companies like Shopify that make money off of transactions?
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Where do they come down on these fees?
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What happens if a consumer opts out of this?
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How do these charges the companies are adding compare with delivery insurance companies like Porch Pals, which we discussed on the show last month?
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That's WSJ reporter Amani Moiz.
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And that's it for your Money Briefing.
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This episode was produced by me, J.R.
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Whalen, with development producer Aisha Al-Muslim.
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Thanks for listening.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · America's Riskiest Borrowers Are Nursing a Financial Hangover · 6 Jan 2025
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Here's your Money Briefing for Monday, January 6th.
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I'm J.R.
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Whelan for The Wall Street Journal.
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Stimulus checks, along with suspended mortgage and student loan payments during the pandemic, allowed many Americans to build up their savings accounts and their credit scores.
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But since then, reality has set back in.
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We'll talk to Wall Street Journal reporter Katherine Hamilton after the break.
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Americans' credit scores that skyrocketed during the pandemic are coming back to Earth.
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Wall Street Journal personal finance reporter Catherine Hamilton joins me.
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Catherine, how have average credit scores trended over the past couple of years?
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