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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Now, Joe, you cover the pursuit of happiness for the WSJ's personal finance team.
Is the lesson here that money isn't everything?
Does it matter whether I start taking on these activities and passion projects earlier or later in life?
There are also a bunch of apps and gadgets on the market that can track people's health.
What do experts you spoke with say about their benefits?
Oftentimes people put emphasis on chronological years when they focus on longevity.
Will I live to 75, 85, 95?
But how do experts say people could better think about living longer?
That's WSJ reporter Joe Pinsker.
And that's it for your Money Briefing.
We'll be back tomorrow with WSJ's Matt Grossman to discuss why many unemployed office workers are having a hard time finding a job.
This episode was produced by Ariana Asparu with supervising producer Melanie Roy and deputy editor Chris Zinsley.
I'm J.R.
Whalen for The Wall Street Journal.
Thanks for listening.
Here's your Money Briefing for Wednesday, January 8th.
I'm J.R.
Whalen for The Wall Street Journal.
A lot of people save for the future, but it's hard to know what your finances might look like down the road due to changes in the economy or stock market.
Our personal finance bureau chief, Jeremy Olshan, tried to get a snapshot of his financial future by trying out the newest generation of financial planning tools.
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