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Nick Wolny

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As seen in: Out Magazine, Ziff Davis, Elemental, Medium, MSN, OneZero, The Startup, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, HuffPost, Yahoo News, CNET and
Covers:  Personal Finance, LGBTQ+ equity
Doesn't Cover: Entertainment, music releases, books
Editorial mutt. I write about commerce, tech, LGBTQ life, and how they intertwine. Instagram: @nickwolny

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Nick Wolny is a managing editor at CNET, where he oversees the CNET Voices program and branded content division. He is also the finance columnist for Out magazine and a frequent television correspondent. Nick has previously written for Fast Company, Business Insider, Fortune, Entrepreneur magazine and The Advocate on LGBTQ+ topics, and is working on his first book, Money Proud, which is scheduled to release with HarperCollins in 2026. A classically trained French hornist by upbringing and a rur…

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LGBTQ+ venture capital 101: How to fund your big business idea

LGBTQ+ venture capital 101: How to fund your big business idea

There's a slew of queer-focused venture capital funds and organizations to help LGBTQ+ people find economic s…

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Maxed Out: Inside America's Credit Card Debt Crisis -- and What We Do Next

Maxed Out: Inside America's Credit Card Debt Crisis -- and What We Do Next

Consumers are collectively $1.12 trillion in credit card debt. Everyday borrowers share how they're navigatin…

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As Gayborhood Costs Rise, Is It Worth Staying?

As Gayborhood Costs Rise, Is It Worth Staying?

Rising costs in big cities are forcing LGBTQ+ folks to consider trading community for affordability.

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The Real Cost of Same-Sex Surrogacy

The Real Cost of Same-Sex Surrogacy

More queer people want to start families. Being able to afford it is another story.

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Superficial corporate attempts to show LGBTQ solidarity might be doing more harm than good. Our l...

Superficial corporate attempts to show LGBTQ solidarity might be doing more harm than good. Our l...

A survey of 9,360 consumers provides some of the earliest evidence of the negative consequences of rainbow-wa…

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If you're LGBTQ in America, the time to broaden your skill set and prioritize career flexibility ...

If you're LGBTQ in America, the time to broaden your skill set and prioritize career flexibility ...

Writer and entrepreneur Nick Wolny points out that LGBTQ workplace and discrimination protections are at risk…

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Why more LGBTQ+ couples are finding love through a matchmaker Original

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| Out Magazine Verified
“You really should go on this date,” his driver said. The flat tire earlier in the afternoon had deflated more than rubber. It was also raining that night — in Palm Springs. The vibes seemed off. Larry Thomas, 82, had acclimated to the idea of living out life alone after his partner passed away. But he’d already traveled the 275 miles from Scottsdale, Arizona, to SoCal for this dinner. And it was the night before Valentine’s Day. He felt hopeful.
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Want to flee America? Here’s how much it costs

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By Nick Wolny Verified
| The Advocate Magazine Verified
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? It’s a question on many LGBTQ+ Americans’ minds right now. And why wouldn’t it be? Peeing while trans in a public bathroom is increasingly illegal. Health care subsidies are being chopped. The sharks are circling on same-sex marriage rights. And Pantone made white the color of the year — like, WTF? “The gays are leaving,” quipped one user in my comments recently. But alas, it takes more than vibes alone to leave the country permanently.
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Want to flee America? Here’s how much it costs Original

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By Nick Wolny Verified
| Out Magazine Verified
SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? It’s a question on many LGBTQ+ Americans’ minds right now. And why wouldn’t it be? Peeing while trans in a public bathroom is increasingly illegal. Health care subsidies are being chopped. The sharks are circling on same-sex marriage rights. And Pantone made white the color of the year — like, WTF? “The gays are leaving,” quipped one user in my comments recently. But alas, it takes more than vibes alone to leave the country permanently.
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