Ryan Ermey is a senior reporter at CNBC Make It. He covers a wide range of personal finance topics, including investing, taxes, and money etiquette, with a focus on financial psychology and career pathing. Ryan's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous outlets, including Acorns, NBC 7 San Diego, and CNBC.
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Ryan Ermey's coverage predominantly focuses on personal finance, budgeting, and investment analysis. He frequently incorporates data and expert commentary into his articles. This suggests that he may be interested in pitches related to innovative approaches to personal finance management, unique budgeting strategies, or insights from credible financial experts.
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For many investors, the 24-hour news cycle brings near-constant reasons to wonder about the state of their portfolio.
By: Ryan Ermey
Research shows that a relatively small number of stocks have historically driven markets, but that doesn't mean you should try to pick winners, experts say.
By: Ryan Ermey
The Dow Jones Industrial Average , considered one of the major barometers of U.S. stock market performance, rose above 50,000 points on Thursday.
By: Ryan Ermey
It's been a strong century for the stock market. From 1926 through 2025, the weighted return on all common stocks averaged 10.1% per
By: Ryan Ermey
Retail investors can expect access to this summer's most anticipated initial public offering — and possibly the largest ever.
By: Ryan Ermey
Earlier this spring, my fiancé and I visited a wedding expo, hoping to meet all manners of DJs and florists and photographers and planners for our upcoming nuptials
By: Ryan Ermey
Investors and fund companies alike are incresingly betting on active exchange-traded funds.
By: Ryan Ermey
Last week, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF, colloquially known by its ticker symbol, VOO, became the first exchange-traded fund to surpass $1 trillion in assets.
By: Ryan Ermey
For years, my inbox has operated as a good barometer of the financial aspirations and anxieties of everyday investors.
By: Ryan Ermey
Telling people I'm engaged , I've learned, means fielding a host of follow-up questions. Have you set a date? Do you have a venue?
