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Rosie Cima

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As seen in: MSN, HuffPost, Aol, Bandcamp Daily, POLITICO, UCLA Anderson Review, The Mercury News, The Daily Dot, Detroit News, NerdWallet and
Manager of the investigative data reporting team @scrippsnews. Previously @publici, @Priceonomics. Songwriter & frontman in Rosie Cima & What She Dreamed.
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Stop before you shop

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By Rosie Cima
| The Bismarck Tribune Verified
Having a tough week? Have you considered spending some money on yourself? You’d be in good company. Three in 10 (30%) Americans say they’ve spent money on items to improve their mood in the past 12 months, according to a recent NerdWallet survey, conducted online by The Harris Poll. Some research indicates it may be effective — buying stuff you don’t need can make you feel better, providing a distraction, escape or sense of control.
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Retail therapy common, data shows, but can be overcome

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By Rosie Cima
| Rocky Mount Telegram Verified
Having a tough week? Have you considered spending some money on yourself? You’d be in good company. Three in 10 (or, 30 percent of) Americans say they’ve spent money on items to improve their mood in the past 12 months, according to a recent NerdWallet survey, conducted online by The Harris Poll. Some research indicates it may be effective — buying stuff you don’t need can make you feel better, providing a distraction, escape or sense of control.
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Data: Retail therapy is common - how to curb it

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By Rosie Cima
| Detroit News Verified
Having a tough week? Have you considered spending some money on yourself? You’d be in good company. Three in 10 (30%) Americans say they’ve spent money on items to improve their mood in the past 12 months, according to a recent NerdWallet survey, conducted online by the Harris Poll. Some research indicates it may be effective — buying stuff you don’t need can make you feel better, providing a distraction, escape or sense of control.
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