Trenae Nuri
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535 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2021
last heard May 2022
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Here's your Money Briefing for Thursday, May 12th.
I'm Trinae Noree for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.
Whalen.
With stock markets volatile and inflation at a four-decade high, a lot of people are worried about what it all means for their finances.
Now, it's normal to think about making quick financial decisions when you see your account balance shrinking, but there are a lot of services out there, like robo-advisors powered by AI, that are designed to automate your spending, saving, and investments, protecting you from making any emotional moves.
On today's show, our personal finance reporter, JJ McCorvey, breaks down some of the automated tools and apps that can help you manage your money.
That's after the break.
Prices are up, stocks are down, and that's leading a lot of households to rethink their budgets and investment decisions.
It's a stressful time.
A recent survey by Bankrate.com found that three-quarters of adults say rising prices are hurting their personal finances.
But there are various tools available that can automate your day-to-day financial decisions and maybe relieve some of that stress.
Here to talk about them is our personal finance reporter, JJ McCorvey.
Hi, JJ.
Thanks for joining me.
JJ, first, can you tell me why should people consider automated financial services in the first place?
Why wouldn't people want to make these decisions on their own?
So let's talk about saving money.
What apps are out there that can help keep you on track to meet your savings goals?
JJ, it's easy to swipe your card at a store and not keep track of your spending.
Plus, we're experiencing high inflation.
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