Gabriella Cruz-Martinez is a journalist and writer who focuses on finance and economics. She has written for various publications including Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and AOL, Inc. Gabriella's articles cover topics such as credit card issuers, mortgage rates, housing market trends, and IRS updates.
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Gabriella's coverage predominantly focuses on the U.S. housing market, mortgage rates, home affordability, and economic recovery. She heavily relies on data (60%) and expert commentary (22%). Therefore, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis supported by relevant data or insights from credible experts within the real estate and finance sectors.
Given her focus on personal finance and economic recovery within the United States, reaching out with localized trends or specific regional insights related to these topics could also capture her interest. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on factors influencing credit card debt may complement her areas of coverage.
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By: Gabriella Cruz-Martinez
High inflation and high interest rates were hallmarks of the stagflation cycle that dragged down the economy a half-century ago. Updated
By: Gabriella Cruz-Martinez
The average home price in Austin, Texas, jumped by $170,000 during the pandemic. But the market is shifting in favor of buyers, and prices are beginning to come down.
By: Gabriella Cruz-Martinez
The Texas capital saw an influx of residents during the pandemic, driving home prices to the stratosphere. ·
Trump’s vice presidential nominee has suggested enhancing the federal child tax credit. Here’s why it matters.
By: Gabriella Cruz-
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Donald Trump wants to raise tariffs on all foreign goods. The tax hike, which some call a “national sales tax,” could be costly to U.S. households.
Many key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will expire soon. Here’s why it matters during the 2024 election cycle.
A new property tax proposal will be a key ballot item for the Peace Garden State.
The IRS says these signs could mean there's a problem with your Employee Retention Tax Credit claim.
The Centennial State just signed a new property tax bill into law. Here’s what you need to know.
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