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Dori Zinn

Florida, Fort Lauderdale

Personal Finance Journalist and Writer at Freelance

Award-winning journalist with words in @WSJ @Forbes @CNET @nytimes & more. LaSpada's lover. Prez @blossomersmedia. Threads: @dorizinn

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  • 6 days ago | theepochtimes.com | Dori Zinn

    By Dori Zinn From Kiplinger’s Personal FinanceWhether it’s a cozy cabin in the mountains, a beachfront condo, or a lakeside retreat, owning a second property gives families the freedom to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and create lasting memories in a space that’s all their own. Approximately 6.5 million homes in the United States serve as second homes, accounting for 4.6 percent of the total housing stock, according to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

  • 1 week ago | detroitnews.com | Dori Zinn

    PERSONAL FINANCEDori ZinnBankrate.comView Comments Investing in 2025 is more accessible than ever — but it isn’t always easy. With nearly constant market volatility and financial advice flooding your social media feed, it’s easy to make mistakes that hurt your long-term returns. Whether you have $5 or $500,000, avoiding these common traps can save you from costly mistakes and future regret.

  • 1 week ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Dori Zinn

    Whether you were forced out of the workforce due to downsizing, a recession or other reasons, you might’ve retired thinking you were done with work for good. But unretirement might change that, whether it’s because you need the money, you miss the social engagement or some other reason entirely. You don’t have to stop working at some magical age. Even if you don’t want to go back to what you were doing before retirement, you can find meaningful, paying work.

  • 1 week ago | thelcn.com | Dori Zinn

    Whether you were forced out of the workforce due to downsizing, a recession or other reasons, you might’ve retired thinking you were done with work for good. But unretirement might change that, whether it’s because you need the money, you miss the social engagement or some other reason entirely. You don’t have to stop working at some magical age. Even if you don’t want to go back to what you were doing before retirement, you can find meaningful, paying work.

  • 1 week ago | heraldonline.com | Dori Zinn

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Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social)
Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social) @dorizinn
23 Oct 24

RT @dorizinn: Gen Z heads to trade school as college costs rise. Students are turning to vocational programs that can offer less debt and m…

Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social)
Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social) @dorizinn
18 Oct 24

Gen Z heads to trade school as college costs rise. Students are turning to vocational programs that can offer less debt and more job security. My latest for @Salon >> https://t.co/dOjC6z17ln

Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social)
Dori Zinn (Bluesky: @dorizinn.bsky.social) @dorizinn
26 Aug 24

Looking to chat with trade/vocational/tech school students or graduates for a story. Is this you or someone you know? Please share or tell a friend! I'd love to chat with you.