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Gabrielle Olya

Lead Writer at GOBankingRates

Gabrielle joined GOBankingRates in 2017 and brings with her a decade of experience in the journalism industry.

Before joining the team, she was a staff writer-reporter for People Magazine and People.com. Her work has also appeared on E! Online, Us Weekly, Patch, Sweety High and Discover Los Angeles, and she has been featured on “Good Morning America” as a celebrity news expert.

Gabrielle has an MA in journalism from the University of Southern California and BA in communication from the University of Pennsylvania.

Publications

  • GOBankingRates
    165 articles
  • GOBankingRates
    165 articles
  • people.com
    140 articles
  • yahoo.com
    56 articles
  • gobankingrates.com
    40 articles
  • msn.com
    23 articles
  • health.com
    10 articles

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  • How Much Americans Are Putting Toward Savings Each Paycheck
    19 Feb—GOBankingRates
    As the cost of living in America continues to rise, many people are struggling to save. According to a recent GOBankingRates survey, 66% of Americans are “somewhat” or “extremely” stressed about their current level of savings, and 14% believe they will have to dip into their savings to cover expenses this year. With many Americans straining their budgets, it’s no wonder that Americans are funneling very little of their paychecks into savings — if they’re saving anything at all. Here’s a...
  • Millennials Don’t Think Trump Will Lower Cost of Living: 4 Ways To Cope With High Expenses
    14 Feb—GOBankingRates
    ©Aaron Schwartz / CNP / SplashNews.com Although President Donald Trump campaigned on the promise that he would put an end to inflation and bring costs down, millennials are skeptical that he will actually be able to deliver on these promises. According to a new Piere study, 83% of millennials do not expect the Trump administration to reduce the cost of living in the U.S. The study also found that many millennials are currently struggling with high living costs and are taking extreme measures...
  • 6 Key Signs a Housing Market Will Soon Have Massive Price Drops
    14 Feb—GOBankingRates
    Feverpitched / iStock.com The average home price in the U.S. is now $355,328, according to Zillow, but in some markets, it’s much higher. However, if you want to live in certain high-demand areas, it could be worth waiting for prices to drop. Here are some key signs that a housing market is poised for massive price drops. Homes Are Staying on the Market for Longer The average days on the market for a listing can tell a lot about where a housing market is going. “If over the last three to six...
  • 8 Ways Americans Are Changing Their Shopping Habits To Prepare For Trump’s Tariffs
    11 Feb—GOBankingRates
    kate_sept2004 / iStock.com During his campaign, President Donald Trump promised to impose tariffs on some of America’s major trade partners, and now he’s making good on that promise. He has imposed a 10% tariff on all goods coming from China and temporarily paused a 25% tariff on goods coming from Mexico and Canada. He’s also recently said he will impose a 25% tariff on imported steel and aluminum. While the full effects of these tariffs remain to be seen, many Americans are already bracing...
  • Many Gen Zers Expect To Earn Over $100K by Age 30: 5 Ways To Make This a Reality
    3 Feb—GOBankingRates
    Although the majority of Gen Z (58%) believes they can live comfortably on less than $100,000, many want to earn more, according to a new EduBirdie study. The study found that 38% of this generation expects to earn over $100,000 by age 30, with 17% expecting to earn over $200,000. With Gen Z spanning ages 13 to 28 in 2025, there are some members of this generation who still have over a decade to go before turning age 30, so the $100,000+ goal may not be out of reach. Even those who are in...