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About Marc's expertise
Marc Wojno is a seasoned financial editor and writer across a variety of print and digital platforms including newswires, newsletters, magazines and online news sites. Marc has worked as Senior Editor for such nationally recognized media organizations as Bankrate, CNET Money and ZDNet, where he wrote and edited breaking news articles and features on such topics as banking, blockchain, credit cards, cryptocurrency, fintech, home equity, investing and taxes. Marc was Senior Associate Editor and Research Editor for The Kiplinger Washington Editors (publishers of Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine) in addition to contributing to U.S. News & World Report and writing for Dow Jones.
Marc has been featured as a personal finance expert in numerous local print, radio and television outlets throughout the country, including in such major markets as New York City, Chicago, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. He received both his BA in radio and television communication and computer science, and his MBA in international business and information systems, from The George Washington University. He’s also a member, and former Board of Governor, of The National Press Club, and Treasurer of the Society of Professional Journalists’ Sigma Delta Chi Foundation of Washington, D.C., which raises scholarship money for aspiring young journalists.
A film and music aficionado, Marc can be found around town enjoying concerts and plays and hosting pub quizzes.
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