Mike Winters is a Money Reporter at NBCUniversal Media, LLC. He specializes in finance and personal finance, with a keen focus on topics such as real estate, business economics, and the intersection of sports and finance. Mike's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC4 Washington, CNBC, and Lifehacker, among others.
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Mike Winters’ focus on personal finance, investing, and real estate in the United States suggests that he is likely interested in pitches related to financial planning tips, investment strategies, and trends in the U.S. housing market. He often cites data, indicating a preference for factually supported information.
Given his coverage of "how-to" guides and citing data as major attributes, Mike may be receptive to pitches offering practical advice backed by credible sources or data-driven insights into personal finance trends within the United States. Offering unique perspectives based on reliable statistics could enhance your pitch's appeal.
If you have expertise in providing actionable financial guidance or can offer analysis grounded in factual evidence related to U.S. personal finance topics such as budgeting or homeownership trends, it would align well with Mike’s coverage focus.
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Americans are still moving to the Sun Belt, but overall migration is slowing due to high homeownership costs.
By: Mike Winters
Avian flu has caused an egg shortage, driving prices to over $9 a dozen in some stores.
By: Mike Winters
Natural disasters can give you little time to act, making it essential to have your most important documents collected in one place.
By: Mike Winters
With extreme weather disasters in the U.S. increasing in recent years , making sure you have all your important documents in one place has become
By: Mike Winters
You need to be a millionaire just to cover basic retirement costs in 15 U.S. states, according to a new analysis by GOBankingRates
By: Mike Winters
For the second year in a row , Buffalo, New York, has been dubbed the "hottest" real estate market out of the 50 most populous U.S. cities, according to online brokerage Zillow
By: Mike Winters
Last year proved challenging for homebuyers, with only 28% of those planning to purchase a home successfully doing so, according to a new survey by NerdWallet
By: Mike Winters
Rising home costs have stretched many homebuyers' budgets, making it harder for them to compete with wealthy buyers when bidding on a home.
By: Mike Winters
Juggling 15 credit cards might sound excessive, but Air Force officers Quinn and Brittney Sturgis use them strategically to earn perks and build
By: Mike Winters
A military couple uses 15 credit cards to maximizes rewards while carefully avoiding debt by never carrying a balance.
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