Cristina Lourosa

Features Editor @WSJ. Wife. Mom. Traveler. Retweets are not endorsements. Send ideas to [email protected] #istandwithevan

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You may think you understand how big a trillion is. But you don’t. https://t.co/FBOUssDiSY via @WSJ

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I think it's destiny. I got this result @WSJ and it's Portugal Day! https://t.co/pxebEvRG5a via @WSJ

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Here are five things for college graduates to know as they launch their careers https://t.co/pURYXvbVNp via @WSJ

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Make sure you are using official channels to talk with an airline and not an impostor, @DawnGilbertson writes https://t.co/a5H9G7ctkf via @WSJ

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Jim Whittaker was the first American to climb Mount Everest, and later turned REI into a national retailer https://t.co/ZFwgGcFvgA via @WSJ

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Travel columnist @DawnGilbertson offers her wish list for what hotels should do to better please guests https://t.co/jBzqLi6YLt via @WSJ

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One of the hardest parts about retirement is letting go of your ambition. It’s also one of the most-important parts. https://t.co/vHkHCqytks via @WSJ

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Gen Z is spending more of its downtime—and money—socializing around fitness, not booze https://t.co/BRHSYJ9uE5 via @WSJ

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We asked readers which American movies have had a lasting impact. Their picks range from musicals to a mob classic. https://t.co/DGkdCDroGw via @WSJ

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When movies first arrived in the early 20th century, movie theaters wanted nothing to do with popcorn. Too noisy, too messy, too lowbrow. https://t.co/uU4tfvqhyg via @WSJ

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For many people, the hardest part about retirement is filling the void where a career used to be, leaving no organizing force around which to arrange your life https://t.co/LlExXHkJ3D via @WSJ

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On the Clock: Logging your accomplishments in a “brag book” is one way to guard against rising layoffs and AI https://t.co/LCtncgS9uw via @WSJ

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A 20-something resolves to become more financially disciplined in 2026. It’s an easy resolution to make. But can she stick with it? https://t.co/xkoWFiiM6f via @WSJ

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Just in time for National Chocolate Day... If you love chocolate and Italy, Turin is the city for you https://t.co/qWfuixp8tI via @WSJ

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The brackets that determine how much Americans pay in taxes each year are moving up by their smallest amount in a few years https://t.co/RvIUWGFa3h via @WSJ

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How can policymakers help Americans save more for retirement? One solution: Have 401(k)s be portable, following workers from job to job. https://t.co/rtkmKgG2mC via @WSJ

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As @juliaccarpenter writes, setting down your wishes now for belongings that might not have great financial value can provide a framework to build on. https://t.co/N8rZ63vqT9 via @WSJ

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An Ohio librarian has a plan to retire at age 55. A financial adviser assesses that plan. https://t.co/GMipcWvbDj via @WSJ

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Check out my article in @WSJ on "If You Really, Really Need to Lend Money to Friends or Family."

Thanks to @clourosa for including me.

Article: https://t.co/nEvRvuyPjw

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The case for weighing the risks in our “life” portfolios as well as our investment portfolios. https://t.co/UdtXkexjEt via @WSJ