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Veronica Dagher @VeronicaDagher

Personal Finance Reporter @WSJ | Author, @penguinrandom | Award-Winning Media Personality Providing Expert Analysis for TV, Podcasts, & Live Events

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Veronica Dagher@VeronicaDagher
11 Jan 2022
Wow! Thank you so much @NYNewswomen!
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11 Jan 2022
Best Personal Service Reporting goes to @annetergesen, @bourreelam, @veronicadagher, @amberbburton, and @Saunderswsj for "Tiny Changes Can Help You Achieve Savings Goals for Retirement." wsj.com/articles/tiny-change…
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A special night for our team! Thank you for the journalism award @nareenews! x.com/nareenews/status/20625…
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Jun 4
NAREE journalism contest award winners last night at the KIMPTON Epic in Miami. Full list of winners on naree.org.
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May 31
Solo agers must navigate complex financial and medical decisions without a built-in safety net. on.wsj.com/4u2gN6v

More Americans Are Aging Alone. One Woman Told Us What It’s Like.

Solo agers must navigate complex financial and medical decisions without a built-in safety net.

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May 29
The slowest housing market in decades is stretching into its fourth year, and even real-estate agents who made it this far are reaching a breaking point. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4dMkyIF
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May 28
Some red-hot housing markets are finally getting more attainable on.wsj.com/4tTvMj7

These Red-Hot Housing Markets Are Finally Getting More Attainable

A stark inventory mismatch is bedeviling housing markets across the country, but areas like Denver and Honolulu are showing improvement.

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May 24
Denver and Honolulu are becoming more accessible to the average home buyer, some of the few bright spots in a still-forbidding housing market. via @VeronicaDagher w/ @WSJ hubs.ly/Q04hLHxF0
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May 21
Mortgage rates this week rose to the highest level since August, more bad news for home shoppers during what is usually the busiest time of the year for home sales on.wsj.com/4wPP8Zl

Mortgage Rates Hit a Nine-Month High in Blow to Prime Buying Season

The 30-year mortgage rate increased to 6.51% this week and looks poised to keep rising.

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May 7
Mortgage rates are rising again, dealing another blow to this year’s crucial spring home-buying season. The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 6.37% this week, up from 6.3% last week. on.wsj.com/4nfV9tC

Mortgage Rates Rise to One-Month High

Mortgage rates are rising again, dealing another blow to this year’s crucial spring home-buying season. The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 6.37% this week, up from 6.3% last week,...

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May 7
Americans 55 and up control most wealth, and many of them have decades of living left. on.wsj.com/4uzFcRD

The Great $110 Trillion Wealth Transfer Won’t Happen Any Time Soon

Americans 55 and up control most wealth, and many of them have decades of living left.

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May 4
A WSJ analysis found 67% of Polymarket profits goes to just 0.1% of accounts, while most traders are in the red. Most Kalshi users also lose money. on.wsj.com/4td9UPy

Why Almost Everyone Loses—Except a Few Sharks—on Prediction Markets

A WSJ analysis shows a small number of accounts on Polymarket and Kalshi—often pros using data-driven algorithmic trading—take home most of the winnings.

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May 3
Foreclosure filings jump to six-year high as rising property taxes, insurance costs and debt strain U.S. homeowners on.wsj.com/3Piq8sz

High Housing Costs Are Pushing Foreclosures to a Six-Year High

Homes with foreclosure filings jumped 26% in the first quarter, reflecting in part rising property taxes and insurance premiums that hit homeowners.

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How Reporting on Divorce Changed the Way I Think About It

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Apr 30
The Wall Street Journal’s Veronica Dagher says reporting for the WSJ’s Cost of #Divorce series changed how she thinks about what it means when a #marriage ends wsj.com/personal-finance/div… via @WSJ @VeronicaDagher

How Reporting on Divorce Changed the Way I Think About It

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Apr 28
Home buyers are picky while prices and mortgage rates remain high, but houses in move-in condition go quickly. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4vRDL2o
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Avoid lifestyle creep at all costs... via @GoldmanSachs theideafarm.com/wealth-manag…
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Apr 25
#Divorce after 50 is rising—see how #retirees rebuilt #finances, navigated setbacks and found freedom after late-life splits wsj.com/personal-finance/div… via @WSJ

What It’s Like to Retire in America After a Divorce

Four people open up to us about their post-divorce retirement finances and how they spend their time.

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Apr 25
Four people open up to us about their post-divorce retirement finances and how they spend their time. on.wsj.com/4d5ZxYM

What It’s Like to Retire in America After a Divorce

Four people open up to us about their post-divorce retirement finances and how they spend their time.

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Apr 24
The unemployment rate is low. The stock market is high. Consumer spending is healthy. But ask Americans how they’re doing, and you’d think we were in a recession. on.wsj.com/4e807X8

Most Americans Think the Job Market Will Get Worse. Here’s Why That Matters.

Major companies are laying off thousands, but overall unemployment hasn’t budged. Even people with stable employment and high salaries are spooked.

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Apr 23
Home buyers are picky while prices and mortgage rates remain high, but houses in move-in condition go quickly on.wsj.com/4mLTtbj

In a Slow Market, Some Houses Are Still Selling Fast

Buyers are picky while prices and mortgage rates remain high, but homes in move-in condition can go quickly.

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Apr 21
Per @Redfin, home sellers outnumbered buyers by 43.1% in March…up from 28.0% a year ago but shy of December’s 45.2%, which was largest gap on record
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Apr 20
“The more hostile the divorce, the more unusual both parties’ demands are likely to be,” one attorney said. on.wsj.com/3OTJYdv

Five Unexpected Things People Went to War for in Their Divorce

“The more hostile the divorce, the more unusual both parties’ demands are likely to be,” one attorney said.

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