Trending Reporter, Personal Finance and Investing
Paulina Cachero is a Trending Reporter specializing in personal finance and investing. With a focus on national news in the United States, Paulina's articles explore topics such as homeownership, student loans, housing markets, and the financial impact of the pandemic. Her work has been featured in various publications including Bloomberg News, Bloomberg Law, Crain's New York Business, and more.
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Paulina's coverage focuses heavily on personal finance, particularly in the context of homeownership, student loans, wealth inequality, and debt management. She frequently incorporates data into her articles and occasionally features expert commentary.
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NYC Apartment Renters Get Some Relief From Record-High Prices Paulina Cachero 2 min read
By: Paulina Cachero
Miki Naftali, a real estate developer who rose to prominence building New York luxury condos, is hunting for deals in Miami Beach as he seeks to expand in South Florida.
By: Paulina Cachero
Miki Naftali, a real estate developer who rose to prominence building New York luxury condos, is hunting for deals in Miami Beach as he seeks to expand in South Florida.
By: Francesca Maglione, Ann Choi, Paulina Cachero, Raeedah Wahid
Early data suggests banning race as a factor in college admissions hurt Black student enrollment at selective universities, without uniform benefits for Asian Americans.
Move over cash buyers. A higher percentage of house hunters are using mortgages to fund purchases in Manhattan’s market, driving sales up for a second straight quarter.
NYC Apartment Renters Get a Break But Bargains Remain Elusive Paulina Cachero 2 min read
Buying a house usually means years of monthly payments to a bank. But the terms are surprisingly negotiable — and trading your existing rate for a lower one can save you thousands of dollars.
Lynn Oo wasn’t considering a co-op for her first home purchase in New York City — until she found a deal she couldn’t resist.
By: Paulina Cachero
Lynn Oo wasn't considering a co-op for her first home purchase in New York City — until she found a deal she couldn't resist.
An unfortunate confluence of financial hardships has young Americans playing from behind.
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