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Aida Cristòfol

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Aida Cristòfol is a writer specializing in banking topics with a solid career in the media industry. A graduate in Hispanic Language and Literature from the Rovira i Virgili University in Tarragona, she has found her passion in unraveling the complex world of financial institutions, from Banco Sabadell to BBVA, including Banco Santander and CaixaBank.

With experience in outlets such as España Diario, E-Notícies, and Catalunya Diari, Aida Cristòfol has established herself as a trusted figure in covering news related to the banking sector. Additionally, her clear and direct style helps readers understand how banks' decisions impact their daily lives.

Facade of an Aldi store with a circle highlighting the Trader Joe's entrance and a surprised emoji in the foreground

Consumer Affairs

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A surprised man points to the entrance of a Sam's Club store.

Consumer Affairs

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A thoughtful man with his hand on his face in front of a Sam's Club building.
Woman with a surprised expression in front of the entrance to a Trader Joe's store.
Photo montage of a smiling woman with an excited expression in front of the entrance to a Sam’s Club store in the United States.
Photo montage of a surprised woman with her hands on her head in front of a Costco store.
Amalia of Orange with a serious expression and a red circle with a white exclamation mark in the background
A woman with a surprised expression is at the center of an image showing two fast-food restaurants, one on each side, one is KFC and the other is Popeyes.
A surprised man points toward the Target and Walmart logos.
A man with a surprised expression is in front of a Dollar Tree store.