Alicia Adamczyk is a senior writer for Fortune Magazine, specializing in personal finance and wealth management. With previous experience at CNBC and Lifehacker, Alicia's articles focus on providing practical advice and insights on money management, retirement planning, and financial trends. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including Yahoo Finance, CNBC, and NBC.
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Alicia Adamczyk's coverage is heavily focused on personal finance, with a significant portion of articles citing data and covering government announcements and legal policy regulations. She also delves into topics such as gender inequality in the workplace and women in business.
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Williams’ father taught her to diversify her income streams, she said.
A strong labor market has improved the outlook for Social Security and Medicare, two of the most important social programs in the U.S.
By: Alicia Adamczyk
Industries centered around clothing, books, and NFTs play pivotal roles in shaping culture, fostering creativity, and driving economic growth. Clothing
By: Alicia Adamczyk
"The freedom and the chance to go self-realize and live the life you wanted is worth more than any financial stress."
By: Alicia Adamczyk
When Kimberlee Davis got divorced from her husband of over 20 years in her early 50s, the financial and emotional consequences were akin to a "nuclear explosion" in her life.
By: Joseph Abrams, Alicia Adamczyk
'Gray' divorce rates are twice as high as they were in the 1990s.
By: Joseph Abrams May, Alicia Adamczyk
Good morning, Broadsheet readers! An investigation finds widespread sexual misconduct at the FDIC, young people don't want to move to states with
By: Alicia Adamczyk
The guitar is more than a musical instrument; it is a vessel that transcends time and genre, enabling artists to express their creativity and tell stories
By: Alicia Adamczyk
"There's a big difference between a financially secure retirement and a happy retirement."
The so-called silver tsunami of retirees is beginning to crest this year, as a record-high 4.1 million Americans turn 65 in 2024.
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