Julia Glum is the Managing Editor of News and Email at Money. She specializes in personal finance, investment strategies, and wealth management, often intertwining these topics with her passion for pop culture. Julia's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Corvallis Gazette Times, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the Arizona Daily Star.
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Julia Glum's coverage is primarily focused on personal finance, with a significant emphasis on taxes, student loans, investing, and the housing market. She frequently cites data and includes expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Martha C. White, Julia Glum
Although U.S. markets recovered some of last week’s losses Monday on the hope that a resolution with Iran — and a resumption of oil shipments passing through the crucial Strait of Hormuz — could happen sooner rather than later, investors are still jittery, with the oil shock adding to concerns about a weakening labor market and stubborn inflation.
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The Social Security Administration will send out most payments according to the regular schedule in August, with one exception: SSI checks.
One issue? Cars are infamous for how quickly they depreciate.
For every $1 invested into a fund that tracks the Nasdaq-100, 46 cents are allocated to just 10 stocks. The other 54 cents are spread across the remaining 90 stocks.
The first step is to weigh your immediate financial needs against your long-term career.
In a recent report, over half of working caregivers said caring for a family member had a negative impact on saving for emergencies.
A new study finds that folks who utilized both human financial planners and AI tech were 254% more likely to save for retirement.
The distribution of payments in the $425 million settlement was expected to begin this week. Instead, an objector is appealing the settlement in hopes of returning the matter to litigation.
