Julia Glum

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Managing Editor, News and Email, Money

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Business and Finance, U.S.

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Covers: all things personal finance (especially millennial money)

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Julia Glum is Money's managing editor for news and email, keeping her finger on the pulse of financial trends that affect Americans' wallets. She also writes Dollar Scholar, a weekly newsletter that teaches young adults how to navigate the messy world of money. A 2014 graduate of the University of Florida's journalism school, she previously covered breaking news, politics and education at Newsweek and International Business Times.

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Julia Glum’s Journalist Portfolio

Spencer Pratt Used to Be Filthy Rich. Here's His Plan to Get It All Back

Former 'Hills' star Spencer Pratt has a new business plan to become rich again.

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Amid Investigations And Protests, Is ITT Technical Institute In Trouble?

ITT is facing investigations by multiple government agencies and complaints from graduates who allege recruit…

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Millions Are Obsessed With Vine Compilations on YouTube. Now There's a Battle Brewing Over Who Sh...

Vine was shut down years ago, but creators are still making a lot of money from YouTube Vine compilations. Do…

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Inside Cash App Friday, the Weekly Phenomenon Where People Ask for Money on Twitter (and Get it)

'Open the Twitter app, and hopefully something good will happen.'

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To Have and to HODL: Welcome to Love in the Age of Cryptocurrency

The new modern-day love story: Cryptocurrency, NFTs, and many more digital assets are seeping into romance an…

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Changemakers

In celebration of Money's 50th anniversary, we're highlighting 50 influential figures shaping Americans' fina…

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The Official Website for Free Credit Reports Just Got Redesigned. Here's What Changed Original

Aug 13, 2026 |

By Pete Grieve , Julia Glum

| Money

The official government website for requesting free credit reports from the three major credit bureaus just got a makeover. A sharp-eyed Reddit user called attention to a major refresh of the "look and layout" of AnnualCreditReport.com, urging consumers to become familiar with the new design so they don't fall victim to credit scams.

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Spotting a Scammy Shopping Website Used to Be Easy. AI Is Changing That Original

Aug 12, 2026 |

By Gabriel O. Rodriguez Cruz , Julia Glum

| Money

You may think you’re too smart to fall for an online shopping scam. Though that may be true, fraudsters are getting frighteningly good at passing off as the stores you trust. A new report from fraud prevention company Signifyd shows that retail fraud is becoming increasingly complex and growing fast, with attacks targeting shoppers’ online accounts up 78% year over year in the first four months of 2026. The likely culprit? AI.

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Here’s Exactly How Much Retirement Income You Need for 6 Lifestyles, From ‘Lean’ to ‘Ultra-Rich’

Aug 12, 2026 |

By Pete Grieve , Julia Glum

| South Florida Reporter

Money; illustration AI-generated with Gemini The “comfortable” retirement lifestyle most Americans dream of may require an annual income of at least $100,000 in a couple’s golden years. To secure the essentials with less, you’ll have to compromise, like by driving a used car, limiting dinners out to birthdays and taking infrequent (or budget) vacations. Envisioning weeklong cruises, all the dining and entertainment your city has to offer and helping the grandkids pay for college?

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