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Here's your money briefing for Friday, December 6th.

I'm J.R. Wayland for the Wall Street Journal.

Tis the season for porch pirates to steal those holiday gifts you ordered.

A new startup offers insurance to help victims recover their losses.

If you are a person that's experienced porch theft in the past, you know, you're already susceptible to it. It might be a good idea. If you are a person that's experienced porch theft in the past, you know you're

already susceptible to it. It might be a good idea if you typically buy a lot of high value

things online. So TVs or furniture, artwork, it could be a good idea. We'll talk to Wall Street

Journal, personal finance reporter Amani Moise. After the break. exchanges the Goldman Sachs podcast featuring exchanges on rates inflation and u.s. recession risk.

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count on exchanges between the leading minds at Goldman Sachs. New episodes every week. Listen now. Americans have shelled out money for things like doorbell cameras, expensive lockboxes, or

self-service locker rentals to cut down on package theft by porch pirates. A new insurance startup

offers another option. Wall Street Journal, personal Finance Reporter Amani Moise, joins me.

Ammani, how much worth of merchandise is stolen from outside of people's houses each year?

So last year alone, about 119 million packages were stolen, and those were worth a total of $13 billion.

In one year?

In one year, and that's according to Capital One.

According to a different survey by Value Penguin, about 41% of Americans had at least one package stolen last year.

Count me lucky, because I haven't had a package stolen yet.

Knock on wood.

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