Hallie Diamant

InvestmentNews

Hallie Diamant

Summer Associate

3+ years experience

Hallie's specialty topics

Wealth management and advisor trends Retirement and estate planning Multimedia storytelling (broadcast, digital, print) Breaking news and feature reporting

Hallie Diamant is a summer associate at InvestmentNews and a senior journalism student at The University of Texas at Austin, where she is also pursuing a minor in sports media. Originally from Long Island, New York, she has experience covering business, sports, politics, and local news across digital, print, and broadcast media.

At InvestmentNews, Hallie contributes to stories on wealth management, advisor trends, and industry developments. Her broader background spans reporting, producing, and multimedia storytelling, including on-air work as a morning anchor and sports reporter for TSTV News and TSTV Sports at UT Austin, where she has also worked in social media production and technical writing.

Hallie is interested in telling stories that inform audiences, highlight unique perspectives, and make complex topics accessible to readers.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I'm drawn to the story inside the numbers, the piece of a wealth management trend or an advisor decision that actually affects someone's life. That's the angle I look for in every piece I write.”

Awards and recognition

  • New York Press Association 2021 Better Newspaper Contest, Best News Story, First Place

Featured content from Hallie

Indie RIAs double down on hiring as competition for talent intensifies Estate planning gaps leave families facing steep probate costs, new report finds Survey finds many Americans don't know their own net worth

Previous experience

  • Program Productions — Technical Writing Intern
  • TSTV Sports — Analyst/Reporter
  • TSTV News — Morning Anchor
  • TSTV News — Sports Segment Coordinator

Education

  • Journalism, Sports Media minor, The University of Texas at Austin

Read the latest stories by Hallie

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SEI makes back-to-back leadership moves across AI and wealth management
RIA NEWS JUN 10, 2026
SEI makes back-to-back leadership moves across AI and wealth management

SEI expanded its AI leadership with three senior appointments, highlighting the growing role of artificial intelligence in the wealth industry.

Wealthy investors are less referral-dependent than advisors think
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 09, 2026
Wealthy investors are less referral-dependent than advisors think

A survey of 1,000 advised investors found half of those with at least $5 million in assets found their advisor without a referral.

Social Security’s 2032 cliff could hit retirees in every state
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 08, 2026
Social Security’s 2032 cliff could hit retirees in every state

A new analysis finds Social Security insolvency would trigger automatic benefit cuts nationwide with ripple effects for retirees, local economies and advisers.

Financial planners see rising pay and strong job satisfaction, CFP Board finds
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT JUN 05, 2026
Financial planners see rising pay and strong job satisfaction, CFP Board finds

New research finds certified financial planners continue to outpace inflation in pay while reporting stronger career fulfillment and stability.

Women may trust their advisors, but many still want better conversations
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 04, 2026
Women may trust their advisors, but many still want better conversations

While most women investors trust their advisors, new research points to “mansplaining” and other barriers that could undermine client relationships.

The real challenge in retirement isn’t saving — it’s spending
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 03, 2026
The real challenge in retirement isn’t saving — it’s spending

As Americans transition from saving for retirement to spending in retirement, new research suggests sustainable income matters more than account balances.

Financial dependence on parents persists as retirement concerns grow, Northwestern Mutual finds
RETIREMENT PLANNING JUN 02, 2026
Financial dependence on parents persists as retirement concerns grow, Northwestern Mutual finds

As retirement costs climb, millions of millennials and Generation X adults continue relying on parental support, highlighting obstacles to retirement readiness.