
Your HYSA Rate Is About to Fall
I noticed something when I was pulling together the Fed chair piece a couple of weeks ago. The post made a straightforward argument — Kevin Warsh wants to cut rates,…

I noticed something when I was pulling together the Fed chair piece a couple of weeks ago. The post made a straightforward argument — Kevin Warsh wants to cut rates,…

Most promotions are not given. Career advice almost never says this plainly because it’s uncomfortable. They’re negotiated, and the negotiation starts long before the conversation where you ask. I’ve been…

There’s a conversation I’ve been watching play out in personal finance coverage since the OBBBA was signed last July, and it’s almost entirely backwards. Most articles flagged the new 0.5%…

I’ve been doing something for the last several months that I’d recommend to anyone who thinks they have a reasonable handle on their online privacy: I visited coveryourtracks.eff.org and ran…

I’ve been tracking the layoff data closely in 2026, and the story it tells is specific: tech layoffs are up 140% year over year in Q1, Oracle cut an estimated…

I’ve noticed something in conversations about personal finance: people who spend serious time thinking about their 401(k) allocation, their Roth conversion strategy, and whether they should dollar-cost average into index…

As of this week, Jerome Powell is running out of time at the Federal Reserve. His term as chair ends May 15. The Senate Banking Committee voted April 29 to…

The question keeping millions of prospective buyers frozen: when are rates coming back down to 3%? The honest answer, based on what economists and monetary policymakers are currently projecting, is…

The AI and jobs discourse has two modes, and both of them are getting in the way of useful thinking about your career. Mode one is the alarm: AI is…

Most coverage of the One Big Beautiful Bill fixated on the headline provisions. The SALT cap expansion got buried. That’s the one that actually matters if you live in a…