Jill On Money: Job huggers and hoppers navigate the labor market
To start/restart your job search, you will need to leapfrog AI filters and use every possible human connection that you have.
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Jill On Money: Lessons from Buffett
Although few would ever think that they could replicate Buffett’s results, you don't need a lot of money to learn lessons from the so-called "Oracle of Omaha."
Jill On Money: The Fed hikes — What it means to you
The Fed's quarter-point hike may seem small, its ripple effects — higher borrowing costs, a housing market that's locking out an entire generation of first-time buyers — have left many...
Jill On Money: A new pace to the AI race
Although I am not an expert in AI, my inbox got very busy on the heels of these developments.
Jill On Money: Are recent grads worse off today?
"Tougher" isn't "impossible." It just means the first budget you build matters more than it did for your parents.
Jill On Money: Go ahead in 2026
Lessons learned from creating "Money Moves" reveals anxiety among a younger generation.
Jill On Money: Don’t ditch your bonds
If you are tempted to ditch your bonds, remember that they are generating income, cushioning volatility, and keeping your overall portfolio in line with your risk tolerance.
Planning beats prediction (or tune out the perma-bears)
Every bull market produces what some call “perma-bears” — market watchers, money managers, salespeople who want you to buy their “trading system” — who see doom in every rally and...
Jill On Money: Years of Medicare
Sixty-one years ago, Medicare was signed into law, establishing an essential program for Americans age 65 or older who didn’t have health insurance and medical care.
Jill On Money: Fire, flood, fail — Review your homeowners’ policy now
Insurance isn't a fun thing to think about until you need it — and by then, it's too late to address the gaps.