: A new annual franchise highlighting 50 innovators—from CEOs to young activists—shaping the future of finance.
In 2022, Money launched several major initiatives to celebrate its half-century legacy:
: Major focus on housing markets and the then-new "401(k)" investment vehicles that would redefine retirement. Money Celebrating 50 Years of Finance News
The media landscape shifted dramatically with the advent of the internet. For 47 years, Money reached millions through its printed monthly editions. However, under the ownership of Meredith Corporation , the brand made the pivotal decision in 2019 to cease its print publication and pivot to a digital-only format .
: Coverage on how to "outrun inflation," a theme that remains strikingly relevant today. : A new annual franchise highlighting 50 innovators—from
: The magazine hit cultural peaks, being mentioned in vice-presidential debates and cited by figures like the Wu-Tang Clan's RZA as preferred reading. A Digital Transformation
: A weekly newsletter launched to help modern investors navigate "meme stocks," crypto, and market volatility. Money Turns 50 This Year, and We Have Exciting Plans For 47 years, Money reached millions through its
When the first issue of Money debuted, personal finance was often seen as the exclusive domain of the wealthy. The inaugural October 1972 issue aimed to democratize this knowledge, featuring advice on topics as varied as prescription drug costs and real estate. Key milestones from the early decades included: