MarketWatch.com seeks a personal finance reporter
MarketWatch.com seeks an ambitious reporter for its personal finance team who can filter the news of the day through a single question: What does this mean for me and my money? It’s what readers of every news story wonder on some level, and in a financial climate with boundless opportunity for bad decision making, answering […]
Bankrate.com seeks a credit cards editor
Red Ventures is looking for an Editor who will be responsible for contributing to and executing on strategy for credit card content on Bankrate.com. This position will leverage SEO best practices and editorial expertise to create new content and optimize existing content. This role will be responsible for helping to ensure the Credit Cards Education […]
Morning Brew is ending its “Money Scoop” newsletter
Morning Brew CEO Austin Reif sent out the following on Tuesday: Hi all, I wanted to share that we’ve made the decision to wind down Money Scoop, with its final run date scheduled for 9/29. As you’ve seen over the last year, we’ve significantly changed our approach to how we operate and grow our brands […]
WaPo’s Singletary to receive NABJ’s Legacy Award
Washington Post business editor Lori Montgomery sent out the following: Congratulations to personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary, who was recognized Friday with the Legacy Award from the National Association of Black Journalists. The Legacy Award is a special honor awarded to a Black print, broadcast, digital, or photo journalist of extraordinary accomplishment who has broken barriers and […]
Media Movers: Financial journalist Gail MarksJarvis
Gail MarksJarvis is one of the nation’s most important freelance journalists. Don’t believe me? Check out her work: Retirees: Expect to Get Hit With Surging Health Costs. ‘ Motherhood Penalty’ Ranges as High as $600,000. Here Are Some Tips to Catch Up. A Young Worker’s Guide to Saving for Emergencies and Investing for Retirement. Still […]
The Messenger hires Reis, Howley for personal finance
News startup The Messenger has hired Helen Reis to be its personal finance editor and Kathleen Howley to be a personal finance writer. Reis most recently was at The Balance, a personal finance website owned by Meredith, as senior news editor. She also worked at Bloomberg for 11 years, including time as editorial director of the content syndication group […]
The Messenger hires Browning to run wealth and power team
News startup The Messenger has hired Lynnley Browning to run its wealth and power team. She has been the Financial Planning wealth editor covering taxes, asset management and investment strategies for the publication. A longtime and award-winning business journalist, Browning has reported for Rate.com, Bloomberg, Reuters, Newsweek, The New York Times, and The Boston Globe. She speaks fluent Russian and started her […]
CNBC hires Sola to cover personal finance
CNBC has hired Ana Teresa Sola as a personal finance reporter. Sola has been a contributing writer to Archivos del Caribe and interned at Bloomberg News as an equities reporter. She also worked as a journalist at Pulso Estudiantil. Sola holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras and a master’s degree […]
Podcast host Hill leaving Motley Fool after nearly 26 years
The Motley Fool announced Tuesday that Chris Hill, longtime host of the “Motley Fool Money” podcast and radio show, is leaving at the end of the month. One of The Motley Fool’s longest-tenured employees, Hill leaves the company after nearly 26 years. “Getting the chance to create and host Motley Fool Money has been the […]
The Messenger seeks personal finance and wealth reporters
The Messenger is looking for experienced reporters to cover personal finance and billionaires under the Wealth Team. This team will be able to spot the latest investing trends, strategies, and scams. Personal finance reporters will be able to translate complicated changes in tax law, mortgage financing, or student lending for a consumer audience as well […]
