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Adam Hardy
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Personal Finance and Data Journalist, Money
Saint Petersburg
Beats
Biography
I pursue journalism that helps and sheds light on the disenfranchised. I've contributed to the Asia Times, Business Insider, Forbes, Money Magazine, The Tampa Bay Times, The Penny Hoarder and several other publications. I also lived in Seoul where I taught grade schoolers and North Korean refugees. In my free time, I’m usually searching for my next coffee, writing music or reading comics.
Personal finance
Corporate finance, product reviews or other topics that do not affect the wallets of the general population.
Content
By Adam Hardy Verified, Julia Glum Verified| Money Verified President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping tariffs last week aimed at narrowing the trade deficits between the U.S. and its trade partners. The taxes on imported goods are expected to have major ramifications for the economy — and your wallet.
By Adam Hardy Verified, Katherine Peach Verified| Money Verified For many workers, saving for retirement is a chore, given how complex managing workplace plans can be. However, new research shows that automating key administrative aspects of the process could have life-changing benefits for millions of Americans. By streamlining 401(k)s, the share of account holders who can afford to retire jumps from 62.8% to 67.6%, a recent analysis from the nonprofit Employee Benefits Research Institute, or EBRI, finds.
By Adam Hardy Verified, Katherine Peach Verified| Money Verified Buy now, pay later (BNPL) loans can now show up on your credit report. On Tuesday, BNPL lender Affirm began sending information on all its short-term lending products — including its increasingly popular “Pay in 4” BNPL loan — to the credit bureau Experian. That same day, TransUnion, another major credit bureau, said it is also receiving BNPL payment information from lenders.
Company Info
Money
Money is committed to helping readers take charge of their finances and their futures. We provide advice about all aspects of people's financial lives: jobs, savings, investments, spending, real estate and retirement.
New York, New York, United States
+1 855-540-3614
Founded: 1972