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Judy Lagrou
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Editorial Intern, CNBC
New York
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Biography
Judy Lagrou is a Master of Arts candidate in Journalism at the NYU Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. Her specialization in Business and Economic Reporting at NYU combines journalism coursework with MBA courses at NYU’s Leonard N. Stern School of Business. She is also the recipient of the Marjorie Deane Fellowship in Financial Journalism. After a successful career on Wall Street, Judy brings both a profound understanding of financial markets and charisma to her emerging voice in journalism. She is committed to leveraging her extensive finance and business knowledge to engage wider global audiences, aiming to become a leading voice in financial and economic reporting. Among several other accolades, Judy earned four FINRA securities licenses - Series 7, 52, 63, and 79 - and is a current Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 2 candidate.
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Content
By Judy Lagrou| CNBC Verified If you've ever blamed yourself for being "bad with money," some financial therapists might disagree with you. The problem, they say, isn't your self-control, your math skills or the lack of budgeting apps on your phone — it's your emotions. "Money is 90% emotion, 10% logic," says certified financial therapist Khara Croswaite Brindle, owner of Croswaite Consulting in Lafayette, Colorado.
By Judy Lagrou| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified Rising living costs, fewer job openings and tougher competition are pushing many people to rethink their career paths. Whether you're newly unemployed, underpaid or simply ready for something new, you're not alone if you're thinking about a career change. But whatever is pushing you to seek greener pastures, one thing is clear: The financial risk in betting on yourself is real. "Don't just wing it," says Vicki Salemi, a career expert for Monster.com.
By Judy Lagrou| CNBC Verified Estate planning isn't just for the rich or the elderly. Anyone can die or become incapacitated — and without the right legal documents in place, your family and loved onesmay be left struggling to make important decisions and paying thousands of dollars in legal fees. There's one simple estate planning move anyone can make to help your family avoid costly and time-consuming court battles, says Zach Wiegand, an attorney at Gold Leaf Estate Planning in Burnsville, Minnesota.
Company Info
CNBC
CNBC, or the Consumer News and Business Channel, is a prominent global business news television channel that launched on April 17, 1989. Founded by former NBC President Bob Wright, CNBC aims to provide viewers with insights into how business events impact their lives and finances. The network has grown to become the world's leading business news media company, reaching over 450 million consumers each month. CNBC offers a variety of services, including 23 hours of live TV programming each weekday, featuring popular shows like *Squawk Box* and *Fast Money*. It operates a 24/7 digital platform that delivers real-time news, analysis, and market data through its website and mobile apps. Additionally, CNBC provides subscription-based services for exclusive content and hosts numerous business events and conferences for networking among executives and thought leaders. With a global presence and more than 20 bureaus worldwide, CNBC also tailors its content for regional audiences through channels like CNBC Asia and CNBC Europe.
Los Gatos, California, United States