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Jennifer Sisson

Contributor at Business Insider

Jenni Sisson is a freelance writer and editor with a distinct focus on personal finance and entrepreneurship. A notable contributor to platforms like Business Insider and Finance Buzz, she's also the voice behind the Mama's Money Map podcast.

Jenni earned her Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics from Brigham Young University. She lives in the Texas Panhandle with her husband, five rambunctious kids, two dogs, and a whole lot of cows.

When she’s not writing or podcasting about personal finance, she is hiking along the Wasatch Front, baking something with chocolate in it or beating someone at Scrabble.

Publications

  • FinanceBuzz
    2 articles
  • Singleton Foundation
    2 articles
  • Buy Side from the Wall Street Journal
    1 article
  • Credible
    1 article
  • The Ways to Wealth
  • The Mirror
  • Finance Buzz

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  • What Is a HELOC Loan? A Complete Guide to Home Equity Lines of Credit
    10 Jan—Credible
    Looking to access your home's value for major expenses? A HELOC could help you leverage your home’s equity. Editorial disclosure: Our goal is to give you the tools and confidence you need to improve your finances. Although we receive compensation from our partner lenders, whom we will always identify, all opinions are our own. Credible Operations, Inc. NMLS # 1681276, is referred to here as “Credible.” CONTENT For homeowners looking for a source of cash to tap into, a home equity line of...
  • Realtors Predict House Prices Will Plummet in These 10 Popular Southern Towns
    3 Jan—FinanceBuzz
    Southern towns have a lot to offer residents — including tons of charm, access to beaches, and nearly year-round sunshine — which is why the region is known for having one of the hottest real estate markets in the country. But the high-demand and low supply of the southern half of the U.S. has also made it harder to purchase homes in the more popular areas of this region because sellers can basically name their price when they’re listing their house for sale, leading to eye watering price...
  • Realtors Predict House Prices Will Skyrocket in These 7 Popular Mountain Towns
    27 Dec 2024—FinanceBuzz
    Many urbanites who dream of waking up to forests and vistas instead of an urban jungle are making homeowner moves to mountain towns across the U.S. Housing prices are surging in mountain areas with desirable outdoor recreation opportunities. A convergence of limited inventory and widespread demand is pushing up home values. Realtors say these mountain areas are booming and should continue to do so in the future. Steal this billionaire wealth-building technique The ultra-rich have also been...
  • —Buy Side from the Wall Street Journal
  • —Singleton Foundation