Featured Work
Career & Money Management
My stories on careers and personal finance have appeared in AOL Jobs, The Boston Globe, DailyWorth.com, Learnvest.com, MainStreet.com, and many other places. I was a regular contributor to the money section of U.S. News & World Report online for six and a half years.
I’m drawn to money and career stories that offer readers surprising new insights and practical ways to save money or advance their careers. In the course of my reporting, I’ve gotten a crash course in mortgages, insurance, retirement savings, credit cards, budget travel, personal finance apps, and more, so I’m adept at finding authoritative experts and distilling these concepts into layman’s terms.
See below for select samples.
6 red flags a company isn’t what it seems — and you probably shouldn’t take the job
Several experts told Insider what red flags indicate a company may not be a great employer.
Insider.com – Nov/26/2022
How Financial Book Clubs Make Learning About Money More Social
Reading and discussing money books with a group offers accountability and camaraderie.
USNews.com – Aug/09/2017
Voice assistants begin to answer credit questions
Home devices step into personal finance: ‘Alexa, what’s my card balance?’
Yahoo! Finance – Feb/24/2017
What Pro Athletes Can Teach Us About Retirement Planning
Whether an NBA star or an Average Joe, we all need to live below our means and prepare for transitions.
USNews.com – Jun/22/2016
Expert Advice on How to Build the Ultimate To-Do List
Eighty-nine percent of people don’t finish their daily tasks. Experts share tips on creating a to-do list you can actually finish.
FastCompany.com – Apr/15/2015
First Comes Love? Then Comes House? More Unmarried Couples Are Buying Homes
What couples should consider when buying real estate together without (or before) tying the knot.
USNews.com – Feb/25/2014