Jane Bryant Quinn

Jane Bryant Quinn

Formal First Name
Jane
Dates
1939 - present

Jane Bryant Quinn is a renowned personal finance journalist and bestselling author, whose books and columns have reached millions of people. In her long career, Quinn has established herself as America's most reliable voice for people trying to manage their money well. She has been a frequent speaker for business, civic, and educational groups, discussing the current state of the economy and what it means for managing money. She has written for Newsweek, The Washington Post, Bloomberg, Woman's Day, and Good Housekeeping, and has appeared on PBS and CBS News. Quinn’s personal finance column appears in the AARP Bulletin, where she addresses the many issues facing those in mid- and later life, such as saving money, managing debt, planning for retirement, and investing.

Professional Experience


Academic History

CURRENT AFFILIATIONS


JOURNALISM CAREER

  • Quinn has worked extensively in television, including roles as a financial correspondent on the “CBS Morning News” and the “Evening News with Dan Rather.” 

  • Her career includes one of the country’s most successful newspaper columns, published twice-weekly and syndicated by The Washington Post Writers Group to more than 250 newspapers

  • She wrote a biweekly column for Newsweek magazine for 30 years, a biweekly column for Bloomberg.com and CBS MoneyWatch.com, and long-running monthly columns for Woman’s Day, Good Housekeeping and AARP Monthly Bulletin.


BOOKS


RECOGNITIONS

  • Emmy Award Winner

  • Gerald Loeb Award

  • Forbes 50 Over 50 - Investment

  • Janus Award for Excellence in Television Reporting

  • National Press Club Award for Consumer Journalism

  • World Almanac's 25 Most Influential Women in the United States

  • John Hancock Award for Excellence in Business and Financial Journalism

  • ICI-American University Journalism Award for Excellence in Personal Finance Reporting

  • Consumer Federation of America for Outstanding Consumer Media Service