Dayana is a sought-after source in personal finance and investing, having been interviewed by many top-tier U.S. networks and publications, including Good Morning America, ABC News, CBS News, Men's Health, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Fatherly, and other major media outlets willing to clip a mic to her lapel.
Dayana’s professional priors include a stint as Lead Writer at NerdWallet, Editor, Writer and Podcaster at The Motley Fool and Senior Writer at HerMoney.com.
In 2003 Dayana authored and published The Motley Fool’s Guide to Couples and Cash: How to Handle Money With Your Honey.
She has also been a contributing author for a number of finance books including Jean Chatzky’s How to Money: Your Ultimate Visual Guide to the Basics of Finance, The Motley Fool Personal Finance Workbook: A Foolproof Guide to Organizing Your Cash and Building Wealth, and Money After 40: Building Wealth for a Better Life.
Dayana’s work has appeared in numerous publications, including Woman’s Day, The Los Angeles Times, MarketWatch, USA Today, and Fox Business.
Dayana holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Kansas, just a few miles from where she grew up in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Some previously published work by Dayana
LA Times: How to manage your 401(k) in uncertain times
MarketWatch: Do you have enough retirement savings to last 23 years?
USA Today: Powerball jackpot will cost winners big bucks: Here's how
USA Today: Try these 4 mental tricks to save more for retirement
USA Today: 401(k) myths you can't afford to believe
Women's Day: Women's Day: How to beat bad spending habits
Women's Day: Money "mistakes" worth making
HerMoney: Ways to empower young women to manage their finances
HerMoney: The triple threat to your investment returns
NerdWallet: Financial goals: Where to begin
NerdWallet: How to find an old 401(k) -- and what to do with it
Fox Business: 5 Warren Buffett quotes can make you a better investor
The Motley Fool (video): Should I try to make money on my emergency stash?
An expert source
Dayana Yochim moderating a panel on financial well-being in the workplace at the National Press Club for the Aspen Institute. Photo by Katy Bryan, courtesy of the Aspen Institute
In addition to her research and writing, Dayana is a sought-after source in her own right, having been interviewed about personal finance issues by many top-tier U.S. networks and publications, including the New York Times, Real Simple, the Washington Post, Men's Health, Details and other outlets. Some highlights:
"Good Morning America": Experts answer your 401(k) questions
ABC News: Saving during tough times: Five questions to ask yourself
CBS News: Unusual ways lottery winners spent their money
Washington Post: Here's how much the average single American spends on their dating life
Fatherly: 17 Simple Ways to Save a Little Money Right Now
