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Slate Money - Proxy for Vibes

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News, News Commentary, Politics

4.56K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

This week, Felix Salmon and Emily Peck are joined by Elizabeth Spiers, co-author of the Slate Pay Dirt column. They talk about whether the fed hike is a big deal, the American dollar and why it might not be around forever, and Citigroup providing red state employees travel benefits to access abortion clinics. 


In the Plus segment: Sarah Bloom Raskin withdrawing her nomination for Fed vice chair.


Mentioned In the Show: 

Axios Markets” by Emily Peck and Matt Phillips 

Poll: Just 24% of workers think their employer cares about their well-being” by Emily Peck

 

Email: slatemoney@slate.com

Podcast production by Cheyna Roth


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the proxy for vibes episode of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

0:21.4

I'm Felix Salmon of Axios.

0:22.9

I'm here with Emily Peck, also of Axios.

0:25.5

Hello.

0:26.4

And we have a very special guest this week.

0:30.6

Elizabeth Spires, welcome.

0:33.4

Thanks for having me.

0:35.5

Introduce yourself, Elizabeth.

0:37.0

We go way back, but who are you?

0:40.1

And what are you up to these days?

0:42.1

Yeah, I think I've known Felix for two decades now from early, early New York blogging days.

0:47.9

But I'm mostly a political commentator these days.

0:50.5

I write a lot of political columns.

0:52.3

But I also co-author the Patert column here at Slate

0:56.5

with my co-author, Athena, and we write about sort of ethics of money issues. We get a lot of

1:03.7

letters about people who are very mad at whatever they inherited. So if you have an issue or a problem that you're dealing with where

1:13.4

you want advice from either of us, you can email, slate anonymously and send us your questions

1:20.4

and your problems. And we will try to help you out.

1:23.1

Exciting. We have no personal finance content in this year's show but maybe maybe that can be

1:30.0

rectified in a future episode can we do an all-advice episode of slate money that would be so

1:35.4

fun oh my god that sounds terrifying i feel like paid art is is less you know what should i do with

1:40.4

my 401k than a financial version of, am I the asshole?

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