Dashia Milden is a Writer at CNET. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on financial technology, retail, and consumer travel. Dashia’s insights on markets, the Federal Reserve, inflation, and taxes have been featured in Knowledia, CNET, and NewsBreak.
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Dashia Milden's coverage primarily revolves around personal finance and the economy, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for factual and evidence-based information.
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By: Dashia Milden
Even if rates aren't as high as they once were, experts still recommend opening a HYSA.
If you reported an unauthorized transaction on Cash App and didn't receive customer support, you may have money coming your way.
By: Dashia Milden
Even if rates fall, experts still stand by keeping this account to have easy access to your money.
My partner and I have easily had 20 or more business credit cards over the years, and that includes the four or five we now use on a regular basis.
By: Dashia Milden
Block, Inc. was fined $175 million for mishandling security issues. Here's who's eligible for a payout.
By: Dashia Milden
The top high-yield savings accounts offer rates 10 times higher than the national average.
By: Dashia Milden
The extra interest can help you earn more toward money you're already setting aside.
If you depend on federal student loans, Pell grants or another type of federal financial aid to pay for your tuition, you might be worried about the federal funding freeze that was announced and then temporarily halted today.
The payment method could debut later this year.
By: Dashia Milden
Adding extra to your savings can help you reach your financial goals quicker.
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