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Julia Glum

Julia Glum

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News Editor, Money

New York

Final Covers

all things personal finance (especially millennial money)

Doesn’t Cover

Most topics that are NOT related to cryptocurrency.

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Total articles 4638

  • How to Spring-Clean Your Finances for the Rest of 2025

    By Julia Glum Verified, Katherine Peach Verified| Money Verified Spring cleaning is a centuries-old tradition aimed at trashing the old and ushering in the new. With vibes high (and melatonin levels low), it's an opportunity to wipe away the vestiges of winter and welcome warmer weather with open arms. But while you're Cloroxing the bathroom, washing the linens and decluttering the junk drawer, you can't neglect your money. Here are five easy ways to spring-clean your finances so you're well-positioned for the rest of 2025.

    By Julia Glum Verified, Katherine Peach Verified · Money

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • USPS to Raise Stamp Prices - Again - in July 2025

    By Liliana Hall, Julia Glum Verified| Money Verified The cost of stamps is about to go up — again. The U.S. Postal Service proposed a rate hike for its first-class Forever stamp in a notice filed with the Postal Regulatory Commission last week. The move, pending approval, would raise the price of Forever stamps from 73 cents to 78 cents — approximately a 6.8% increase — on July 13.

    By Liliana Hall, Julia Glum Verified · Money

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Can't Make the Tax Deadline? Here's How to File for an Extension or Set up an IRS Payment Plan

    By Julia Glum Verified| Money Verified Tax Day is nearly here. Tuesday's federal income tax deadline is approaching quickly, but if you're not ready to file, don't panic — there are easy ways to get more time. About 19 million taxpayers requested extensions on their 2023 tax returns, according to IRS estimates. For most folks, receiving an extension will push back the deadline to Oct. 15, which can help if you're missing crucial documents or simply need a while longer to organize your finances.

    By Julia Glum Verified · Money

    Apr. 14, 2025

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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