Sep 7, 2026 · 1 min
Bloomberg turns market coverage toward personal finance
Introducing: Bloomberg Money
The new weekly show connects investing, retirement planning, and wealth decisions to the market and economic forces shaping household finances.
- 1Bloomberg Money examines how markets and the economy affect personal financial decisions.
- 2Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu will host weekly conversations with expert guests on investing, retirement, and wealth strategies.
- 3The program extends Bloomberg’s financial reporting into practical questions about managing personal finances.
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Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu frame Bloomberg Money as a bridge between market coverage and everyday financial decisions.
The brief
Bloomberg Money launches as a weekly podcast about the connection between markets, the economy, and personal finances, moving from broad financial forces to household decisions.
Hosted by Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu, the program will use expert guests to examine investing, retirement planning, wealth strategies, and practical financial choices.
Its premise is straightforward but consequential: understanding markets matters not only for investors, but also for people making long-term decisions about their financial lives.
The introduction closes with a distribution plan rather than a market forecast, directing listeners to subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or another preferred podcast platform.