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Think Save Retire's authors and featured writers bring a variety of backgrounds with money and a wide spectrum of perspectives. Interested in writing for us? We're always looking to grow our community
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Cameron Huddleston
2 postsCameron Huddleston is an award-winning financial journalist with more than 17 years of experience writing about personal finance.
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Enoch Omololu
2 postsEnoch Omololu is a veterinarian by day and a personal finance blogger by night at
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Jesse Cramer
1 postJesse is the founder of The Best Interest, a financial literacy company based in Rochester, NY, where he lives with his fiancée and their foster dogs.
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Fiona Smith
1 postFiona Smith is the Founder of The Millenial Money Woman and holds a Master of Science degree in Personal Financial Planning. She is passionate about teaching others to take control of their money.
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Kalicia Bateman
1 postKalicia Bateman is a personal finance editor specializing in mortgages. She is passionate about simplifying finance and strives to combine complex information with authenticity & humor when possible.
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Angelica Leicht
1 postAngelica is a personal finance writer and editor. Her work has appeared in The Motley Fool, The Simple Dollar, Interest, Bankrate, The Spruce, Houston Press, and VeryWell.
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Arthur Goldgaber
1 postI cover personal finance, industry research and corporate communications. You can find my work in Investor's Business Daily, Financial World and the Los Angeles Business Journal.
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Eric Ferguson
1 postEric runs Mindful Trader, a service that publishes stock picks and teaches the strategies behind them. He spent years doing stock market research to identify historical quantitative trading edges.
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Eric Brotman
1 postEric D. Brotman, CFP®, AEP®, CPWA® is Chief Executive Officer of BFG Financial Advisors, an independent firm assisting clients with wealth creation, preservation, and distribution.
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Emily Morgan
1 postEmily Morgan is passionate in helping people understand the basics of financial issues. Her goal is to highlight the pros and drawbacks, thus making it easier for the readers to make smart steps.