Genna Contino is a journalist at Newmark J-School. She specializes in finance, personal finance, and the travel industry, with a keen focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, and retirement planning. Genna's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Charlotte Observer, CNBC, and Forbes.
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Genna Contino's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Charlotte, North Carolina. She frequently covers local political developments, including elections, city initiatives and their impact on the community.
If reaching out to Genna, make sure your pitches are highly relevant to the local Charlotte area or have a direct tie-in with its political landscape. For instance, consider providing insights into key political figures in Charlotte or how specific policies may affect the region.
Given her focus on Government Announcement as well as Politics & Government themes, consider pitching stories related to city planning and development projects that could impact residents of Charlotte. Additionally, if you have expertise in analyzing local legislation or predicting election outcomes within this context, it would likely be of interest to Genna.
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By: Genna Contino
Hosting a Memorial Day weekend cookout? Prepare to spend more than you did last year.
Gen Alpha kids raised by Gen X parents carry average savings balances that are 30% higher than their peers raised by millennials.
By: Genna Contino
With gas prices up more than $1 a gallon from last year’s average, Americans are turning to buy-now-pay-later at the pump.
By: Genna Contino
A property-management technology company is charging people for a credit-repair service without their knowledge, a new class-action complaint alleges.
By: Genna Contino
It’s trickier to find good deals with airline miles, but it’s still possible to get “insane value.”
By: Genna Contino
Surging airfares have made it harder for price-conscious travelers to justify summer vacations in Europe — and many are opting to travel within the U.S. instead.
By: Genna Contino
A credit-limit increase can help strained borrowers improve how their financial picture looks on paper.
By: Genna Contino
A job loss is devastating at any age. After 50, it can completely shatter your finances.
By: Genna Contino
Job seekers in their 50s and 60s say they're struggling to find work, even with decades of experience and specialized degrees. - MarketWatch photo illustration/iStockphoto
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