News Corporation is hiring : Money Deputy Editor in New York

Deputy Personal Finance Editor – Money

WSJ | Buy Side is seeking an experienced editor with a keen eye for quality to edit and write money coverage for a consumer audience. This deputy editor will play a key role in our mission to help readers make sense of their money, from selecting the right financial advisor to getting a home equity line of credit, from choosing the right bank to estate planning.

The candidate must have experience editing and writing articles on financial topics, have a strong knowledge of personal finance and enjoy breaking down complicated topics in a way that is interesting, accurate, relevant and distinctive.

The successful candidate will have experience reporting on and / or editing all or most of these topics : financial advisors, banking, home equity, investing, mortgages, retirement savings, taxes and budgeting.

About WSJ | Buy Side :

Dow Jones’s reviews and recommendations site is independent of The Wall Street Journal newsroom and dedicated to helping consumers make smart decisions about how to spend their time and money.

About the role :

The deputy editor will ensure that articles meet high journalism standards while responsibly guiding readers. This editor will have a keen eye for detail, and will be responsible for writing new articles, regularly updating articles and editing articles.

You will

• Edit personal finance articles and work closely with staff writers to ensure accuracy and adherence to the Buy Side Style Guide.
• Rewrite existing WSJ Buy Side personal finance content.
• Maintain evergreen articles through regular article updates to ensure relevancy for a WSJ audience.
• Work proactively with partners in the spirit of providing useful service to readers.
• Write and edit content that upholds editorial standards to deliver independent and unbiased reporting.
• Ensure accuracy and journalistic standards for all content.

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Business Area : Dow Jones – Wealth & Investing

Job Category : Editorial / Journalism

Union Status : Non-Union role

Pay Range : $95,000 – $120,000

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For benefits eligible roles, in addition to cash compensation, the company provides a comprehensive and highly competitive benefits package, with a variety of physical health, retirement and savings, caregiving, emotional wellbeing, transportation, and other benefits, including “elective” benefits employees may select to best fit the needs and personal situations of our diverse workforce.

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