Diane Harris, the editorial director of personal finance site Considerable, has left her position. “I am so proud of the site we built and stories we’ve run — it’s been a great ride, fittingly...
Syndicated columnist Chuck Jaffe looks at the future of personal finance journalism given the decision by Money magazine’s parent to stop publishing the personal finance title. Jaffe writes, “The democratization of personal-finance journalism demands that consumers...
Refinery29 is the leading media and entertainment company focused on women with a global audience footprint of 249 million across all platforms. Through a variety of lifestyle stories, original video programming, social, shareable content,...
The Wall Street Journal has hired Bourree Lam as its bureau chief of personal finance coverage. She started on Monday. Lam was most recently senior editor of work and money coverage at Refinery29, a leading digital...
Lifehacker, a Gizmodo Media Group website, has hired Lisa Rowan as a personal finance reporter. She starts next month. Rowan had been a senior reporter and on-air analyst at personal finance site The Penny Hoarder....
Alexis Grant, the executive vice president of content for personal finance site The Penny Hoarder is leaving the company at the end of the week. “I’ve so enjoyed building this company over the last...
Anna-Louise Jackson has been hired by CNBC Acorns as a senior writer based in New York. Jackson previously was a lead writer for NerdWallet, focused on the site’s investing content. Before that, she worked...
Wirecutter, the product recommendation arm of The New York Times Company, is seeking an imaginative and experienced editor to steer its personal finance vertical, Wirecutter Money. As deputy editor, you’ll be charged with conceiving...
Carrie Mason-Draffen, a longtime business journalist for Newsday, is retiring from the paper after nearly 35 years. She has been at the paper since May 1984. Mason-Draffen primarily wrote about local employment and workplace rights,...
The St. Petersburg-based personal finance website The Penny Hoarder has laid off a handful of editorial workers, reports Margie Manning of The St. Petersburg Catalyst. Manning reports, “It did not say how many people...
