Tanja Fijalkowski
Tanja Fijalkowski
Tanja Fijalkowski was Fiscal Report’s staff writer and Managing Editor based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is no longer with Fiscal Report. She has a writing degree from University of California, San Diego. Over the course of her career, she has written and edited award-winning, Amazon top-selling books with a specialization in the topics of finance, investing, news, history, and science. She has over 4 years experience in the finance and insurance industry as an underwriter.
In its continued turnaround from its 2019 bankruptcy filing, PG&E reported another year of record profit for 2023.
Superstar Taylor Swift gives her endorsement to Harris-Walz campaign, prompting Elon love confession and campaign merchandise to sell out.
A little-known fact is that 30 states have filial laws legally obligation adult children to take financial responsibility for aging parents.
Class action lawsuit against Wells Fargo alleges the bank conducted fake interviews to inflate diversity statistics and mislead investors.
Hewlett Packard is still seeking damages from a 12-year long legal battle that led to a British High Court ruling in their favor in 2022.
While Tinder and Bumble have seen stagnant growth and declining engagement, other dating apps have a very different story to tell.
No-fault divorce has been a major theme in the 2024 political discourse. But what are the financial implications of no-fault divorce?
The case against Done ADHD involves a byzantine interplay and finger pointing between pharmaceutical manufactures and government regulators.
The investigation concerns driver data collected by car computer systems being sold to insurance companies, possibly affecting premiums.
Student loan servicer MOHELA faces charges by the American Teacher's Federation for complicating the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program.
Private equity is consolidating the veterinary care market and squeezing it for profits — from the wallets of pet owners nationwide.
With wildfire season in full blaze, California homeowners face limited options and skyrocketing rates for homeowner's insurance.