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Julia Glum

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  • Managing Editor, News and Email, Money
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As seen in: Money, MSN, Business Insider, Aol, Newsweek, Yahoo Finance, POLITICO, SFGate, Substack, Flipboard, International Business Times (U.S.) and
Covers:  all things personal finance, including money x pop culture
managing editor @Money, fangirl at heart. tweets are like 80% pop stars and 20% personal finance. say hi: julia@money.com

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Julia Glum’s Biography

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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

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?

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...

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)

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

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

Changemakers

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

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Articles

Meet the Money Team

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By Mike Ayers Verified, Julia Glum Verified, Kristen Bahler Verified
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Founded in 1972 as a print magazine, Money has been empowering readers to make smart financial decisions for more than 50 years. Today, our team of journalists has decades of experience and strives to deliver the best personal finance coverage on the internet, including on social media and in our newsletters. To guide people to financial victories through up-to-date information, education and tools.
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How to File Your Taxes for Free With TurboTax This Year

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By Julia Glum Verified
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The IRS is working through roughly 20 million income tax returns filed ahead of the Oct. 15 extended tax deadline — and that’s in addition to the 144 million it received this spring. While many folks paid to prepare their taxes, some of the savviest taxpayers filed those 1040s for free. If you still haven’t filed your 2025 taxes, you should take action immediately to avoid further penalties. Crucially, time is also up to take advantage of free online tax-filing services.
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When Social Security Recipients Will Get Their Checks in November

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If you're expecting a Social Security check in November, keep a close eye on the calendar — there are several changes to the usual payment schedule this month. Roughly 76 million Americans receive benefits from the Social Security Administration every month, including about 9 out of every 10 people age 65 and up. Funds aren't just for older folks, though. Payments go out to retirees, survivors of deceased workers, those with little to no resources, disabled workers, the blind, dependents and more.
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

I was a morning news anchor at my elementary school! KNN, anyone?

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes — I have a 1971 Smith-Corona Super Sterling in my apartment.

When's the best time to pitch you?

You can email me whenever — just no DMs, cold calls or texts, please.

Awards

Florida Press Association Better Weekly Newspaper Contest

2013 - Online Breaking News Coverage

won second place

Florida Press Association Better Weekly Newspaper Contest

2013 - In-Depth Reporting

won third place