Adam Hardy

Joined October 2021

Adam Hardy is a reporter at Money who strives to help everyday folks make sense of their personal finances. Prior to joining Money, he covered personal finance, entrepreneurship and tech topics at The Penny Hoarder and Forbes. He holds a bachelor’s degree in magazine journalism with a minor in sociology from the University of South Florida as well as a multimedia storytelling certificate from Poynter's News University.

ADAM’S AT-A-GLANCE

Areas of expertise: work, the economy and off-beat ways to make and save money
BA, Magazine Journalism, University of South Florida
Four years of personal finance experience
Six years of professional writing and editing experience
Also published in Asia Times, Creative Loafing, Forbes, The Penny Hoarder, Yahoo! Finance and elsewhere

ADAM’S TOP FINANCE TIP

Don’t take personal finance advice from anyone who will shame you for buying a latte.

LATEST

Everyday Money Investing Retirement February 24 2023

Here's What the Average 401(k) Is Worth After Dropping 20% Last Year

A bad year in the stock market caused a hit to retirement account balances.
Everyday Money February 23 2023

Here's How to Track Your Tax Refund

The IRS sends out most refunds within 21 days.
Everyday Money February 22 2023

How a New ‘Baby Bonds’ Proposal to Give Every Child $1,000 at Birth Would Work

The government would provide $1,000 for every newborn, plus thousands more over the years to low-income families.
Everyday Money Real Estate February 13 2023

Workers Are Moving to These 5 U.S. Cities More Than Anywhere Else

Remote work continues to influence who is likely to move and where they go.
Everyday Money February 09 2023

Here's Where People Pay the Highest (and Lowest) Sales Tax in America

Watch out for local taxes, which can sometimes add just as much to your purchase as the state sales tax.

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