Hispanic American Women Find the Most Financial Prosperity in Two Coastal States

Updated: October 29, 2024

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Hispanic American women represented the second-largest group of female workers in the U.S. (12.8 million) in 2022, about 17% of the women's labor force. And yet, Latinas still make at least $20,000 less than white women and men, according to national averages. MoneyGeek analyzed 133 cities to find where Hispanic American women are prospering financially.

Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey (ACS) and Annual Business Survey (ABS), as well as MIT’s Living Wage Calculator, MoneyGeek analyzed variables such as income, cost of living, education, entrepreneurship and home and business ownership to uncover the cities realizing the most financial growth for Hispanic American women.

KEY FINDINGS

Two cities on either side of the country rank best for Hispanic American women: Doral, Florida, and Downey, California. Almost all top 10 cities are in California and Florida, joined by Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Texas falls behind. Despite its large Hispanic American population, none of the 15 Texas cities analyzed in this study made it into the top 25.
Between 2019 and 2021, median earnings for Hispanic American women increased 24% for cities in the top 10, compared to just 3% for the 10 bottom-ranked cities.
Only three cities with a population over 500,000 — San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Albuquerque, New Mexico — rank in the top 15.

Best Cities for Hispanic American Women Veer West and Southeast

Doral, Florida, and Downey, California, are the top U.S. cities for Hispanic American women pursuing financial growth. Doral stands out for being a city where 51% have at least a bachelor’s degree and 8% are business owners, ranking No. 1 for both metrics. The No. 2 city, Downey, ranked in the top 30 across three metrics: 14th-lowest poverty level, 15th-highest number of homeowners and 26th-highest median earnings for this demographic.

Two other California cities — Chula Vista and Santa Clarita — favorably stand out for Hispanic American women. Chula Vista has the 20th-highest population of Hispanic American women and the 13th-highest percentage of business owners in this demographic. Roughly three hours by car is Santa Clarita, with the fifth-lowest poverty rate and 13th-highest median earnings.

Best Cities for Hispanic American Women by Category

Breaking down financial growth indicators by category gives a more nuanced picture of the U.S. cities where Latina women are economically thriving. Florida cities and the nation's capital excel in education and income growth. Hispanic American women homeowners concentrate in the Northeast, while entrepreneurs find fertile ground in the South and West.

Educational Attainment

Regarding education, Doral, Florida, ranks first, with nearly 51% of Hispanic American women holding a bachelor's or more advanced degree. Washington, D.C., ranks second in educational attainment, where 48% of Hispanic American women are four-year degree graduates.

Median Earnings and Growth

The nation's capital also leads in median earnings for Hispanic American women ($79,391), followed closely by San Francisco ($70,498). Both cities are hubs for specialized, high-paying industries such as government in Washington, D.C., and tech in San Francisco. But if you're seeking dynamic growth in earnings, look to Carson, California, and Portland, Oregon. Carson leads with an 84% growth rate over two years, and Portland isn't far behind at 66%.

Cities With the Highest Median Earnings for Latina Women

1. Washington, D.C. ($79,391) 2. San Francisco, CA ($70,498) 3. Seattle, WA ($65,348) 4. Concord, CA ($57,614) 5. Gilbert, AZ ($56,150)

Cities With the Most Growth in Two-Year Earnings for Latina Women

1. Carson, CA (84%) 2. Portland, OR (66%) 3. Glendale, CA (65%) 4. Buena Park, CA (54%) 5. Union City, NJ (51%)

Homeownership and Poverty Rates

Two New Jersey cities (Passaic and Camden) and Lawrence, Massachusetts, stand out for homeownership. Passaic has the highest percentage of Hispanic American women homeowners (30%), followed by Lawrence (28%). The other Garden State city, Camden, takes the third spot, with 24% of homeowners who are Hispanic American women.

MoneyGeek also considered poverty rates to measure economic stability. The lowest percentages of Hispanic American women living at or below the poverty line are in Gilbert, Arizona (7%), and two Florida cities — Doral (8%) and Pembroke Pines (9%).

Cities With the Highest Percentage of Latina Homeowners

1. Passaic, NJ (30%) 2. Lawrence, MA (28%) 3. Camden, NJ (24%) 4. Hialeah, FL (23%) 5. Union City, NJ (22%)

Cities With the Lowest Percentage of Latinas Living in Poverty

1. Gilbert, AZ (7%) 2. Doral, FL (8%) 3. Pembroke Pines, FL (9%) 4. West Covina, CA (9%) 5. Santa Clarita, CA (10%)

Business Ownership

Entrepreneurs may find their niche in the Miami metro area, where approximately 8% of business owners are Hispanic American women. Three Florida cities included here (Doral, Pembroke Pines and Hollywood) ranked in the top 10 overall, top 10 for educational attainment and in the top half of all considered cities for median earnings for this demographic.

Financially Advocating for Yourself

The nation's financial landscape offers both challenges and opportunities for Latina women. Consider these strategies to optimize your financial position:

Prioritize Skill Development

Take advantage of upskilling opportunities in your industry to make yourself a more valuable asset. Better skills often translate to better pay.

Diversify Income Streams

Consider creating multiple income streams, such as a side gig or investment income, to supplement your primary earnings. Diversification often provides a financial safety net.

Become Mortgage-Savvy

Understanding how best to leverage mortgages and credit can put you in a solid position to own a home. Homeownership is not just a milestone but an appreciating asset.

Strategize for Business Ownership

If entrepreneurship interests you, start by doing market research and crafting a solid business plan. Owning a business can offer financial freedom and opportunities for wealth generation.

Invest in Assets That Create Generational Wealth

Spend your money wisely. Avoiding going into too much debt and planning for retirement are the first steps toward a better financial future for yourself and building generational wealth for your loved ones.

Methodology

MoneyGeek evaluated 133 cities to spotlight where Hispanic American and Latina women are economically thriving. We excluded cities that lacked specific data for this demographic. We considered the following points:

Population of Hispanic American women.
Median earnings for Hispanic American women.
Two-year change in Hispanic women's earnings. We used data between 2019 and 2021.
Cost of living as a percentage of earnings. This is the post-tax cost of living divided by the median earnings for Hispanic American women.
Hispanic American women's homeownership rate. This is the number of Hispanic owner-occupied housing units divided by the number of total households.
Poverty rate for Hispanic American women.
Percentage of Hispanic American women with a bachelor’s degree. This is for the population 18 years and older.
Percentage of business owners who are Hispanic American women. This is the number of Hispanic-owned businesses divided by the total number of businesses.

All data except cost of living came from the Census Bureau’s 2021 and 2019 1-Year American Community Survey and 2020 Annual Business Survey (at the metro level). Post-tax cost of living figures were pulled from the MIT Living Wage Calculator. We equally weighted each city and ranked them in every metric to create a weighted average that determined the final ranking. The city with the highest score emerged as the top place for Hispanic-American women to prosper financially.

Full Dataset

Below is the complete dataset of variables examined to determine our findings. Key indicators like earnings, homeownership rates and education contribute to understanding Hispanic American women's economic profile.

Rank	City	Population of Hispanic American Women	Median Earnings for Hispanic American Women	Percentage Change in Earnings 2019–21	Cost of Living as a Percentage of Earnings	Percentage of Hispanic American Women Homeowners	Percentage of Hispanic American Women With Bachelor's Degree or Higher	Percentage of Hispanic American Women Living Below Poverty Level	Percentage of Hispanic American Women Business Owners	Score
1	Doral, FL	33,715	$40,263	34.7%	83.3%	14.3%	51.0%	8.0%	8.3%	100.00
2	Downey, CA	40,368	$46,215	23.6%	83.0%	14.8%	20.6%	11.1%	2.9%	92.34
3	Chula Vista, CA	90,468	$45,495	19.0%	87.2%	11.6%	21.0%	13.7%	3.9%	90.57
4	Santa Clarita, CA	43,032	$50,058	20.9%	76.6%	5.5%	21.5%	9.5%	2.9%	88.81
5	Pembroke Pines, FL	38,611	$43,344	8.7%	77.4%	6.3%	32.7%	8.5%	8.3%	86.89
6	Hollywood, FL	32,477	$47,216	40.7%	71.0%	4.5%	32.0%	17.0%	8.3%	86.16
7	San Francisco, CA	61,002	$70,498	36.8%	59.6%	1.9%	38.8%	12.2%	1.8%	84.39
8	Moreno Valley, CA	64,766	$40,648	32.3%	82.5%	11.8%	10.2%	12.6%	3.7%	83.95
9	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	32,865	$51,134	20.1%	65.6%	5.1%	22.8%	14.2%	3.7%	83.21
10	Albuquerque, NM	144,749	$40,688	10.2%	71.1%	8.3%	25.1%	18.7%	5.5%	83.06
11	Whittier, CA	28,278	$49,449	7.2%	77.6%	12.2%	20.1%	9.7%	2.9%	82.92
12	Costa Mesa, CA	19,398	$51,497	37.5%	74.5%	5.0%	22.0%	10.3%	2.9%	82.18
13	Upland, CA	20,373	$46,374	27.3%	72.3%	10.9%	18.3%	14.8%	3.7%	81.44
14	West Covina, CA	27,903	$47,674	17.6%	80.5%	9.8%	16.2%	8.6%	2.9%	81.00
15	Washington, DC	37,677	$79,391	31.5%	48.0%	1.1%	47.9%	10.4%	1.4%	79.23
16	Oceanside, CA	34,970	$46,707	47.9%	84.9%	5.4%	13.9%	12.9%	3.9%	78.06
17	Chandler, AZ	37,257	$51,030	37.6%	64.3%	3.7%	25.5%	14.5%	1.9%	77.76
18	San Diego, CA	198,144	$43,742	24.0%	90.7%	4.1%	20.2%	16.2%	3.9%	77.61
19	Buena Park, CA	16,419	$47,865	53.5%	80.1%	8.3%	13.1%	11.6%	2.9%	75.70
20	Jurupa Valley, CA	39,441	$40,272	25.6%	83.3%	13.0%	12.6%	16.2%	3.7%	75.26
21	Pasadena, CA	23,859	$47,410	48.7%	80.9%	5.5%	21.9%	16.2%	2.9%	74.37
22	Gilbert, AZ	24,829	$56,150	15.5%	58.5%	1.3%	31.3%	6.5%	1.9%	73.05
23	New York, NY	1,269,042	$49,765	23.8%	78.9%	7.0%	21.5%	26.2%	1.8%	72.90
24	Glendale, CA	21,206	$53,647	65.3%	71.5%	3.9%	29.5%	20.3%	2.9%	72.46
25	Portland, OR	35,254	$53,537	66.2%	69.2%	1.0%	34.9%	14.1%	1.0%	72.31
26	Carson, CA	17,159	$49,913	83.7%	76.8%	5.8%	13.8%	13.5%	2.9%	72.02
27	San Antonio, TX	491,028	$35,825	8.3%	82.7%	13.2%	17.1%	21.8%	5.9%	70.10
28	Austin, TX	148,239	$41,666	13.4%	79.3%	2.8%	30.4%	20.7%	3.1%	68.04
29	Corpus Christi, TX	105,608	$36,980	3.7%	81.9%	12.7%	16.6%	22.5%	4.4%	67.45
30	Lancaster, CA	42,719	$43,397	19.2%	88.4%	11.0%	12.8%	18.6%	2.9%	67.01
31	San Bernardino, CA	78,317	$35,407	34.3%	94.7%	11.5%	9.0%	14.8%	3.7%	66.57
32	Rio Rancho, NM	22,878	$39,023	5.7%	74.1%	4.4%	21.9%	10.4%	5.5%	66.27
33	Anaheim, CA	91,910	$37,538	22.0%	102.2%	7.3%	13.3%	12.5%	2.9%	66.13
34	Bellflower, CA	26,784	$40,652	14.5%	94.3%	13.2%	14.6%	13.3%	2.9%	65.24
35	Avondale, AZ	25,765	$41,142	27.7%	79.8%	10.8%	14.9%	16.7%	1.9%	64.95
36	Norwalk, CA	38,404	$42,541	15.1%	90.2%	9.6%	13.4%	15.4%	2.9%	64.65
37	Fullerton, CA	30,803	$45,683	19.7%	84.0%	6.1%	15.3%	17.6%	2.9%	63.33
38	Visalia, CA	41,915	$38,368	14.5%	77.5%	10.6%	10.0%	16.7%	3.5%	63.18
38	Los Angeles, CA	914,645	$38,696	24.2%	99.1%	7.8%	14.5%	21.7%	2.9%	63.18
40	Sacramento, CA	77,489	$42,130	15.0%	81.2%	4.3%	20.9%	14.8%	1.8%	62.89
41	Corona, CA	40,995	$39,139	-2.2%	85.7%	6.6%	14.3%	11.3%	3.7%	62.74
42	Riverside, CA	87,696	$36,444	3.3%	92.0%	9.4%	11.2%	12.7%	3.7%	62.44
43	Concord, CA	19,491	$57,614	26.8%	72.9%	5.4%	21.3%	17.3%	1.8%	61.86
44	Fontana, CA	70,843	$35,525	-4.9%	94.4%	12.1%	14.4%	13.3%	3.7%	61.71
45	Ontario, CA	57,312	$36,153	10.3%	92.7%	13.2%	11.3%	16.2%	3.7%	61.12
46	Hialeah, FL	110,769	$31,847	7.6%	105.3%	22.8%	18.5%	20.3%	8.3%	60.82
47	Union City, NJ	26,552	$39,643	51.0%	99.0%	22.3%	18.1%	19.2%	1.8%	60.09
48	Yonkers, NY	43,792	$49,025	0.5%	80.1%	8.4%	30.0%	23.8%	1.8%	59.79
49	Orange, CA	26,482	$41,438	15.2%	92.6%	6.7%	12.4%	11.6%	2.9%	59.65
50	Plano, TX	24,583	$41,063	28.4%	78.8%	3.0%	23.8%	17.4%	2.0%	59.20
51	Mesa, AZ	68,533	$39,504	22.6%	83.1%	3.2%	14.1%	14.4%	1.9%	59.06
52	Miami, FL	158,355	$32,155	6.8%	104.3%	10.9%	30.2%	24.3%	8.3%	58.91
53	Coral Springs, FL	22,538	$38,133	-10.0%	87.9%	5.5%	28.5%	12.6%	8.3%	58.76
54	Long Beach, CA	97,782	$37,120	15.3%	103.3%	6.9%	18.8%	18.7%	2.9%	58.17
55	Alhambra, CA	18,970	$41,385	-8.3%	92.7%	8.6%	24.5%	12.5%	2.9%	58.03
56	San Marcos, CA	19,523	$41,651	10.7%	95.2%	6.4%	16.7%	13.4%	3.9%	57.29
57	Boston, MA	69,245	$53,282	17.4%	73.9%	4.7%	20.8%	33.7%	0.9%	56.85
58	Garden Grove, CA	30,794	$39,214	22.8%	97.8%	6.8%	10.3%	13.4%	2.9%	55.96
58	Santa Ana, CA	114,010	$35,534	14.7%	107.9%	11.2%	7.0%	11.0%	2.9%	55.96
60	Denver, CO	101,222	$42,302	10.1%	83.8%	3.5%	21.4%	17.0%	1.5%	54.64
61	Chicago, IL	387,909	$39,216	13.8%	83.5%	3.7%	18.1%	18.9%	1.9%	54.49
62	East Los Angeles, CA	54,101	$36,580	18.3%	104.9%	21.3%	8.0%	17.5%	2.9%	54.20
63	Menifee, CA	22,047	$43,199	5.3%	77.6%	4.7%	13.4%	15.4%	3.7%	53.46
64	South Gate, CA	42,853	$36,049	13.8%	106.4%	19.6%	7.9%	13.9%	2.9%	53.31
64	Philadelphia, PA	126,328	$41,008	31.5%	75.2%	3.4%	17.7%	31.3%	0.6%	53.31
66	Elgin, IL	26,233	$37,799	40.8%	86.6%	5.4%	10.1%	12.2%	1.9%	53.02
67	Seattle, WA	26,860	$65,348	9.0%	59.4%	0.7%	46.5%	17.9%	0.7%	52.87
68	Rialto, CA	39,823	$33,490	5.7%	100.1%	12.0%	9.4%	12.3%	3.7%	52.28
69	Elk Grove, CA	15,053	$55,481	-9.2%	61.6%	1.5%	22.0%	9.9%	1.8%	51.99
70	Pasadena, TX	57,104	$32,079	22.4%	97.0%	11.2%	10.7%	17.0%	2.8%	50.37
71	Dallas, TX	259,964	$33,541	23.8%	96.5%	5.1%	14.7%	20.0%	2.0%	49.19
72	Phoenix, AZ	338,785	$36,029	20.6%	91.1%	6.8%	12.8%	22.1%	1.9%	48.90
73	Grand Prairie, TX	41,888	$33,019	18.9%	98.0%	7.5%	14.3%	15.3%	2.0%	47.86
74	New Orleans, LA	10,315	$46,836	22.5%	63.0%	0.4%	42.2%	20.8%	1.1%	47.57
75	Lawrence, MA	39,862	$38,848	25.6%	101.4%	27.7%	10.8%	20.1%	0.9%	47.28
76	Westminster, CA	14,027	$42,576	38.5%	90.1%	5.7%	11.1%	23.1%	2.9%	46.69
77	Miami Beach, FL	20,747	$33,788	30.2%	99.2%	3.8%	43.9%	27.8%	8.3%	46.39
77	Perris, CA	33,552	$31,901	7.0%	105.1%	11.8%	7.4%	10.0%	3.7%	46.39
79	Pomona, CA	54,327	$35,386	1.0%	108.4%	13.8%	10.5%	15.0%	2.9%	46.10
79	Cicero, IL	34,461	$36,797	18.4%	89.0%	14.8%	8.2%	19.5%	1.9%	46.10
81	Aurora, IL	37,819	$35,569	36.6%	92.1%	7.4%	10.2%	17.8%	1.9%	45.95
82	Lynwood, CA	27,009	$36,032	26.2%	106.4%	18.9%	8.3%	21.7%	2.9%	45.36
83	Fort Worth, TX	162,491	$35,844	14.1%	90.3%	4.8%	12.7%	18.9%	2.0%	45.21
84	Irving, TX	56,393	$30,997	21.5%	104.4%	6.4%	14.4%	15.8%	2.0%	44.92
85	Vista, CA	24,287	$37,302	18.6%	106.3%	6.9%	12.0%	17.4%	3.9%	44.33
86	Palmdale, CA	50,835	$36,148	-2.4%	106.1%	9.2%	7.8%	12.8%	2.9%	44.18
87	Richmond, CA	24,040	$43,107	39.9%	97.5%	6.9%	14.3%	21.9%	1.8%	44.04
88	Tempe, AZ	22,910	$39,622	-1.7%	82.9%	2.5%	28.8%	15.3%	1.9%	43.45
88	Antioch, CA	19,364	$48,591	-18.6%	86.5%	5.9%	17.7%	13.1%	1.8%	43.45
90	Colorado Springs, CO	46,162	$37,797	-5.5%	82.6%	2.9%	23.0%	18.3%	1.9%	43.30
91	El Monte, CA	35,839	$35,903	17.1%	106.8%	17.6%	11.7%	27.7%	2.9%	43.00
92	West Jordan, UT	13,797	$41,233	36.2%	76.6%	3.8%	16.4%	21.6%	1.4%	42.86
93	Glendale, AZ	49,434	$35,335	17.6%	92.9%	6.5%	9.9%	16.2%	1.9%	42.27
94	Carrollton, TX	24,632	$36,228	0.3%	89.4%	4.7%	18.4%	13.8%	2.0%	41.53
95	Escondido, CA	37,818	$33,814	10.7%	117.3%	8.0%	7.0%	13.7%	3.9%	40.80
95	Jersey City, NJ	40,315	$40,910	11.5%	96.0%	4.6%	22.3%	30.2%	1.8%	40.80
97	Merced, CA	25,927	$36,160	-1.4%	82.9%	18.1%	7.6%	32.0%	3.9%	40.35
98	Aurora, CO	57,741	$37,088	10.0%	95.6%	4.2%	14.1%	14.5%	1.5%	39.76
99	Compton, CA	33,952	$35,257	17.4%	108.8%	9.9%	7.6%	18.2%	2.9%	37.56
100	Kissimmee, FL	27,089	$29,671	9.5%	101.1%	21.4%	19.3%	26.0%	2.6%	37.26
101	Baytown, TX	23,406	$36,379	21.0%	85.6%	10.2%	7.6%	27.9%	2.8%	36.38
101	Hayward, CA	30,436	$40,162	-4.5%	104.6%	6.6%	15.7%	13.9%	1.8%	36.38
103	Homestead, FL	24,867	$28,854	-8.2%	116.2%	11.1%	20.5%	19.0%	8.3%	36.08
103	West Valley City, UT	29,258	$31,400	18.5%	100.6%	8.2%	9.2%	10.4%	1.4%	36.08
105	Tulare, CA	21,397	$32,087	3.4%	92.7%	10.4%	4.3%	13.7%	3.5%	35.49
106	Thornton, CO	27,617	$36,721	9.8%	96.5%	5.0%	12.3%	11.7%	1.5%	35.05
107	Victorville, CA	40,481	$31,168	-16.1%	107.6%	13.3%	4.6%	16.6%	3.7%	33.58
107	Houston, TX	500,002	$29,764	2.6%	104.6%	7.2%	14.9%	25.1%	2.8%	33.58
109	Lynn, MA	20,210	$43,876	17.0%	89.7%	8.2%	10.8%	23.5%	0.9%	33.28
110	Peoria, AZ	20,718	$37,667	-10.4%	87.2%	3.3%	14.9%	13.1%	1.9%	32.99
111	Oakland, CA	55,909	$39,199	-7.4%	107.2%	3.3%	17.0%	15.2%	1.8%	32.70
112	Baldwin Park, CA	25,742	$31,485	-2.3%	121.8%	17.8%	8.0%	14.2%	2.9%	32.25
113	Arlington, TX	64,439	$30,332	-13.1%	106.7%	4.5%	15.6%	13.5%	2.0%	31.52
114	Hawthorne, CA	26,252	$33,927	9.6%	113.1%	12.5%	7.9%	23.0%	2.9%	28.28
115	Hammond, IN	15,164	$37,274	14.1%	87.9%	4.6%	10.8%	18.3%	1.9%	27.69
116	Elizabeth, NJ	47,024	$31,551	5.2%	124.4%	15.9%	13.0%	24.3%	1.8%	27.25
117	Paterson, NJ	49,818	$30,926	12.1%	127.0%	16.1%	10.7%	27.1%	1.8%	26.66
118	Allentown, PA	35,450	$32,107	13.5%	92.8%	12.1%	4.9%	21.7%	1.2%	26.51
119	Newark, NJ	55,849	$30,751	21.8%	127.7%	7.8%	12.4%	33.9%	1.8%	25.33
120	Mesquite, TX	33,467	$29,965	-0.3%	108.0%	8.5%	5.3%	13.3%	2.0%	25.18
121	Bethlehem, PA	11,512	$34,423	11.9%	86.6%	7.7%	15.4%	26.6%	1.2%	23.27
122	Garland, TX	53,948	$29,083	-6.3%	111.3%	9.1%	8.6%	19.4%	2.0%	21.35
123	Inglewood, CA	25,253	$31,698	-7.6%	121.0%	6.5%	13.3%	18.9%	2.9%	20.77
124	Waukegan, IL	23,291	$32,191	0.0%	101.7%	8.2%	5.0%	15.3%	1.9%	19.44
125	Lakewood, CO	18,633	$38,066	8.1%	93.1%	3.2%	16.4%	22.5%	1.5%	19.29
126	Hesperia, CA	28,216	$26,105	-3.7%	128.4%	8.1%	9.2%	21.7%	3.7%	18.70
127	Passaic, NJ	27,929	$32,212	2.0%	121.9%	30.0%	7.8%	30.7%	1.8%	17.08
128	Joliet, IL	23,474	$31,802	1.6%	103.0%	4.1%	15.1%	21.0%	1.9%	15.17
129	Temecula, CA	14,160	$30,715	-33.1%	109.2%	4.3%	18.3%	23.7%	3.7%	14.14
130	Vancouver, WA	13,349	$37,381	21.0%	99.1%	2.2%	12.3%	28.2%	1.0%	12.22
131	Salt Lake City, UT	19,456	$30,909	1.1%	102.2%	2.0%	16.7%	16.9%	1.4%	10.60
132	Grand Rapids, MI	13,078	$30,689	13.4%	96.7%	2.4%	15.7%	32.4%	0.1%	3.39
133	Camden, NJ	22,308	$26,337	-6.8%	117.1%	24.4%	6.5%	42.8%	0.6%	0.00

About Anja Solum, CEPF

Anja Solum is an experienced data journalist and marketing manager for MoneyGeek. For over six years, she has produced studies for both agency and in-house teams across multiple verticals, including personal finance, home and health. She's passionate about using data to tell compelling and informed stories that empower readers.

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