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Karla Bowsher
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Managing Editor, Money Talks News
Florida, Indiana
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Biography
I walked into my college newspaper to tame errant punctuation marks but got hooked on journalism by public-interest digging. I'm especially interested in the transparency and accountability of public servants and public money at the hyper-local level. I also have a soft spot for public health and consumer affairs. I'm currently the government reporter for The (Marion, Ind.) Chronicle-Tribune, a small daily where I cover county-level and county set-level government. I've also worked as freelancer copy editor, writer, and investigative reporter. My work has appeared in top-50 daily newspapers and on national news websites. My awards include a national prize from the Society of Professional Journalists' Mark of Excellence Awards. I have an interdisciplinary bachelor's from Florida Atlantic University, and my extracurricular activities include the outdoors and the serial comma.
Local Government, County Government, General News, Health Care, General Assignment
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By Chris Kissell Verified, Karla Bowsher Verified| Money Talks News Verified Lordn / Shutterstock.comIf you are a wealthy person heading into retirement, prepare for some potential sticker shock once you enroll in Medicare. About 8% of enrollees earn enough income to be subject to a surcharge that is added to their Medicare premiums. It’s called an income-related monthly adjustment amount, or IRMAA.
By Chris Kissell Verified, Karla Bowsher Verified| Money Talks News Verified BearFotos / Shutterstock.comPresident Donald Trump has rolled out widespread and significant tariffs, and American consumers are holding their breath, wondering if prices on their favorite goods and services are about to rise. Many experts have predicted that the wave of tariffs will indeed increase prices. But savvy shoppers can still avoid such price hikes to some extent by tweaking their shopping habits.
By Chris Kissell Verified, Karla Bowsher Verified| Yahoo Life Verified 32,420 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others? 32,420 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?
Company Info
Money Talks News
Saving money shouldn't be hard, and at Money Talks News we make it as easy as possible. We began with a simple goal that we still strive for today: to help average people reach financial freedom, and do it without making their eyes glaze over in the process. Money Talks News was founded by CEO Stacy Johnson in 1991 to create and distribute personal finance news to network-affiliated TV stations nationwide. Thirty years later, Stacy's still here and we're still providing personal finance news and advice. These days we also syndicate both print and video stories to the top news portals on the planet, including MSN, Yahoo, AOL and many others.
New York, New York, United States
'+1 954-938-4553
Founded: 1991