The New York Times will start a consumer blog focusing on issues such as consumer protection, business editor Larry Ingrassia said Monday.
Ingrassia wrote, “Ron Lieber, my ‘Your Money’ columnist, is gnashing his teeth over your query.
“I asked him for his thoughts, and he responded faster than you can say ‘consumer ripoff.’
“As Ron puts it, ‘My goal in life is to write about anything and everything that hits you in the wallet. To me, investing is actually the simplest part of the equation, as long as you believe in the indexing gospel (and I do — still do). So ‘Your Money’ is not about personal investments at all — I maybe hit that topic, defined broadly (including retirement accounts) maybe 8-10 times per year.†You can look up all his past columns easily on the Web.”
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This consumer blog section is long overdue. In this environment, it is more important than ever to spot the consumer scams and ways we can protect ourselves.