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Rachel Wait

I am an experienced journalist and editor, with a demonstrated history of working in the internet and print industries and specialising in personal finance and consumer affairs.

I am skilled at working closely with SEO and CRM teams, generating ideas, managing email marketing campaigns and understanding how customers engage with content.

I have written for a range of national newspapers and personal finance websites, including Mail on Sunday, the Observer, Evening Standard, The Sun, Goodto.com, Top Ten Reviews, The Spectator, Forbes Advisor UK, Ideal Home, Uswitch, Money to the Masses, The Money Edit, Finder, Shares Magazine, loveMONEY and MoneySuperMarket.

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  • moneysupermarket.com
    45 articles
  • thisismoney.co.uk
    6 articles
  • US News and World Report
    1 article
  • remmont.com
    1 article
  • Saga Magazine
  • Saga Exceptional
  • Freelance Journalist

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  • Why Are Home Insurance Rates Going Up In Florida?
    17 Oct 2024—US News and World Report
    More Key Takeaways Average home insurance premiums in Florida have risen by 7% in 2024. Florida homeowners have increasingly limited options as insurance companies leave the state, including industry leaders like Farmers. Increasing your deductible, opting for bundling, and carrying out essential home improvements can contribute to lower rates. Reasons for Increasing Home Insurance Rates in Florida There are multiple, individual, factors that are pushing up home insurance rates in Florida,...
  • New tax year means those investing for their children can now benefit from a much higher Junior Isa annual allowance – £9,000 up from £4,368
    19 Apr 2020—thisismoney.co.uk
    29 shares 69 View comments Share or comment on this article: Build a £240,000 savings pot for your child by the time they reach 18 29 shares Some links in this article may be affiliate links. If you click on them we may earn a small commission. That helps us fund This Is Money, and keep it free to use. We do not write articles to promote products. We do not allow any commercial relationship to affect our editorial independence.
  • Financial fitness: How picking a pay-as-you-go gym can work out for your health AND your wallet
    6 Jan 2020—thisismoney.co.uk
    The start of the year often brings with it a raft of new gym membership sign-ups as we try to shift those extra pounds gained over the festive period. But at around £40 a month, joining the gym is only worth it if you are prepared to commit to going regularly. If not, there are other ways to get fit for the New Year without the hefty monthly outlay. Pay-as-you-go gyms have sprung up across the country over the past few years, allowing you to hit the treadmill as and when you feel like it. The...

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