Reporter II, Personal Finance

The Reporter II, Personal Finance covers one of the most essential public-service beats. It encompasses housing, living with debt, retirement and investments, taxes, and how banks treat — or mistreat — customers. The role involves jumping on breaking news and using rigor and deep reporting to put a spotlight on developments that affect people’s wallets, helping the audience make informed decisions. The reporter will develop a deep understanding of financial issues and report on how powerful institutions affect personal finances. The role also has an investigative side to expose wrongdoing at these institutions. The ideal candidate produces memorable stories for NPR readers and listeners.