Rachel Wolfe is an Economics Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including the housing market, consumer behavior, and career pathing, with a focus on HR and workforce issues, family relationships, and real estate. Rachel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Pantagraph, Yahoo Finance, and LiveMint.
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Rachel's articles predominantly focus on lifestyle and personal finance topics, often incorporating data and seasonal trends. She may be open to pitches featuring consumer behavior studies or market trend analyses related to personal finance, homeownership, and shopping habits.
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Rachel Wolfe, Annie Ng This week, we're bringing you stories about the financial impact of divorce.
Shoppers are buying less where prices are rising fastest, showing that inflation isn’t being driven by demand but by companies passing on costs.
Rachel Wolfe When Shannon Johnson-George's personal laptop went bust in February, she decided not to spend the roughly $1,000 it would cost to replace it.
For decades, high achieving mothers felt pressure to optimize their children for success. These moms have had enough.
Rachel Wolfe Some nights after Sophie Jaffe is already in bed, her phone will ping with a new video from her 13-year-old son that shows him
By: Rachel Wolfe
The least affordable housing market in decades has turned a milestone of independence into a family affair.
Rachel Wolfe There's a lot to love about Jennifer Gross's new Phoenix home. The stucco four-bedroom with a clay-tiled roof has a three-car
Louisiana facility beset by escapes, health hazards and otters biting visitors is trying to put its checkered past behind it.
By: Rachel Wolfe, Georgia Wells
As ‘nudify’ tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims.
By: Georgia Wells, Rachel Wolfe
As ‘nudify' tools proliferate online, parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims.
