Tanya Bustos
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449 appearances
15 recordings
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first heard Jul 2017
last heard Aug 2019
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Going to College: Put Mental Health on Your Checklist · 23 Aug 2019
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The stress of college can lead to missed checkups, workouts, unhealthy eating, and depression.
However, with the right planning, you can avoid many of these stressors.
The Wall Street Journal's J.R.
Whalen has more.
With Your Money Briefing, I'm Tanya Bustos, reporting from the newsroom at The Wall Street Journal.
Coming up, if you're a retiree, why you should leave your 401k alone.
But first, here are some money headlines.
France's business elite, including the country's two richest men, have pledged hundreds of millions of euros to restore Notre Dame Cathedral, kicking off what looks to be a flood of money from around the world.
Bernard Arnault, a head executive at Louis Vuitton.
plans to donate 200 million euros to the fund dedicated to restructuring Notre Dame.
Francois-Henri Pinault, who controls rival fashion group Kering, says his family will donate 100 million euros.
French officials are still assessing the damage.
It was unclear how much it would cost or how long the reconstruction would take.
To check in on the world's biggest money manager for a moment, BlackRock this week posted a fallen first quarter profit as a price war ripples across the asset management world.
The company posted quarterly profit of $1.05 billion.
That's down from $1.09 a year ago.
Revenue declined by 6.6% to $3.35 billion.
BlackRock became a behemoth during the last decade with the rise of funds that replicate markets cheaply and are easily traded.
But the journal says a substantial chunk of the firm's assets leaves BlackRock exposed to stock market swings and a price war in that part of the industry.
and a handful of digital health startups are offering consumers easy and affordable services that don't require the involvement of doctors or insurance companies.
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