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Cole Tretheway

Finance Writer

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MoneyWise, AOL, Inc., Centre Daily Times, Torrington Telegram, Purcell Register

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Informative: 55 %

Data Driven: 32 %

Interviews Q&as: 4 %

Opinion: 4 %

Reviews: 2 %

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Credit Health
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Cole's articles predominantly revolve around personal finance, including insurance, investing, and online shopping. He often provides how-to guides and cites data to support his content, indicating a focus on actionable advice backed by evidence.

Given this emphasis on practical guidance and data-driven insights, Cole is likely to be interested in pitches that offer concrete tips for managing personal finances or making informed decisions about insurance or investments. If you have empirical data or analysis supporting trends in these areas, it could capture his attention.

As there seems to be no specific geographic focus mentioned for Cole's coverage, he appears open to topics from various locations but with a clear relevance to personal finance matters globally.

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Articles

MoneyWise

Dycom is building a 49-acre fake town in Georgia to train data center workers from scratch — and offering two weeks vacation on day one

By: Cole Tretheway

As the AI boom drains the supply of skilled tradespeople, a debt-free career is opening up for anyone willing to grab it.

Yahoo Finance UK

Dycom is building a 49-acre fake town to train unskilled workers for $62K data center jobs

By: Cole Tretheway

Cole Tretheway 5 min read No experience, no problem. Dycom Industries, a company that contracts for data center companies, is building

AOL, Inc.

This data center company is building an entire town to train new workers — and handing them two weeks of vacation on day one

By: Cole Tretheway

As the AI boom drains the supply of skilled tradespeople, a debt-free career is opening up for anyone willing to grab it.

Centre Daily Times

How much debt does the average American have in 2026?

By: Cole Tretheway

Debt is something most people deal with, even if no one talks about it openly. The average American's debt was $104,755 in June 2025, according to data from Experian , the credit bureau.

Torrington Telegram