I’m very much a journalist on a journey to get a better handle on my own finances. Money Talk, I hope, is the entertaining and informative result from that.
While the recommendations I give are based on thorough research, and they’re actions I would take given the circumstances laid out, you should know that I am not a qualified financial adviser. As such, everything on Money Talk should be taken as my opinion, based on the data available, rather than professional advice.
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As with any important decisions in life, you should take the time to do the relevant research and due diligence to find a solution suitable for you. That’s why, where possible, I always link to additional sources.
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Right now, Money Talk is very much a side-hustle – I work as a journalist and editor by day. But by continuing to create great, exclusive content, I’m hoping to make it a full-time gig in future with lots of added value for subscribers.
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