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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Should they go to their boss or to the accounting department and atone for their sins and say, hey, I'm guilty as charged? voice-verified
Does an employee ever have to pay the money back? voice-verified
That's WSJ columnist Callum Borschers. voice-verified
And that's it for your Money Briefing. voice-verified
This episode was produced by Ariana Asparu with supervising producer Melanie Roy. voice-verified
I'm J.R. voice-verified
Whalen for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
Thanks for listening. voice-verified
Here's your Money Briefing for Wednesday, November 20th. voice-verified
I'm J.R. voice-verified
Whelan for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
Check fraud went up nearly 400 percent in the U.S. voice-verified
last year. voice-verified
And criminals are upping their game when targeting Americans who still write out paper checks and drop them in the mailbox. voice-verified
We'll talk to WSJ's Justin Baer and Oyin Adedoyin about how fraudsters are cashing in after the break. voice-verified
Check fraud schemes are on the rise. voice-verified
The Wall Street Journal's Justin Baer and Oyin Adedoyin join me. voice-verified
Banking has become such a digital world. voice-verified
Oyin, how many people are still using paper checks? voice-verified
Justin, why has check fraud accelerated? voice-verified
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