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AUTHOR CREDENTIALS & VERIFICATION
- TITLE:
- Fact Checker
- EDUCATION:
- Master of Science in Journalism, Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism · The City College of New York
- EXPERTISE:
- Personal Finance, Investing, Real Estate, Financial Education, Fact-Checking, Journalism, News Production
EDITORIAL HIGHLIGHTS
- 01.Has published 2 articles for Imperialpedia.
- 02.Holds Master of Science in Journalism, Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism and The City College of New York.
- 03.Covers Personal Finance, Investing, Real Estate, Financial Education, Fact-Checking, Journalism for Imperialpedia.
BIOGRAPHY & EXPERIENCE
Yarilet Perez is a fact-checker and journalist with experience in broadcast reporting, news production, editing, and financial content. She has worked as a fact-checker for Imperialpedia, helping ensure that financial information is accurate, clear, and reliable. Yarilet began her career as a broadcast reporter, covering breaking news and politics in Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Hartford. She has prepared live newscasts, delivered breaking news, and contributed to media organizations including the Miami Herald and Univision. Her experience in journalism and financial content has strengthened her interest in personal finance, investing, and real estate.
EDITORIAL INTEGRITY
Imperialpedia helps readers understand personal finance, investing, and markets. Every published article names a writer, an editorial reviewer, and a fact-checker, and claims are checked against primary sources before publication. Learn more in our editorial policy →
IMPERIALPEDIA ARCHIVE
2 ARTICLES PUBLISHEDLATEST ARTICLES BY YARILET
Stocks
What the Stock Market Is: Two Markets, Many Venues, One Price
The stock market is the network of exchanges and rules through which investors buy and sell ownership stakes in public companies — here's what that means in practice.
By Yarilet Perez
Budgeting Basics
How to Review Your Budget Every Month (Without Dreading It)
Most people dread reviewing their budget because it feels like a report card. Here is a calmer process that treats it as maintenance instead.
By Yarilet Perez