Nancy Marshall-Genzer

Nancy Marshall-Genzer, Marketplace’s correspondent in Washington, D.C., dives into the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates amidst political pressures from President Trump. The discussion explores the internal dissent at the Fed and the broader implications of these monetary policies. Tension and historical governance challenges surrounding the Fed's role in the economy are highlighted. Plus, listeners hear delightful anecdotes about the joys and frustrations of gardening, emphasizing patience and reward in both nature and finance.

Nancy Marshall-Genzer, a Marketplace reporter known for her insights into consumer finance, discusses the potential rollback of federal oversight on subprime auto lenders amid rising delinquencies. Savannah Peters, another Marketplace reporter, explores OpenAI's shift to a public benefit corporation and what it means for investors and AI governance. They dive into the risks for subprime borrowers without adequate oversight and the controversies surrounding medical debt reporting and its impact on credit scores.