J.R. Whelan

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This study also focused on people who are just a few years away from retirement.

What did it find there?

What can that group do to lessen the bite that inflation takes out of their savings and will take out of their savings when they actually retire?

Inflation is very unpredictable.

This story could play out several times over the next couple of decades.

For people who are younger than 55, their 20s, their 30s, their 40s, what's the message here for them?

That's WSJ reporter Anne Tergesen.

And that's it for your Money Briefing.

This episode was produced by Ariana Osparu with supervising producer Melanie Roy.

I'm J.R.

Whelan for The Wall Street Journal.

Thanks for listening.

Here's your money briefing for Thursday, March 28th. matched

I'm J.R. matched

Whalen for The Wall Street Journal. matched

People often choose to seek medical care at a clinic or outpatient center, as opposed to a hospital, with an eye toward keeping costs down. matched

So imagine their surprise when they open their bill and see fees, often in the hundreds of dollars. matched

Wall Street Journal reporter Melanie Evans joins us after the break. matched

Hospitals are tacking on billions of dollars in facility fees to unsuspecting patients' bills. matched

Reporter Melanie Evans covers the hospital industry and joins me. matched

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