Melanie Wright

Melanie Wright is an award-winning freelance financial journalist, and a former Deputy Editor of The Daily Telegraph’s Your Money section. As well as writing weekly for Radio Times money, she contributes regularly to The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph and The Observer, and wrote the Sunday Mirror’s Money pages for more than a decade. She also writes for a number of magazines and websites, including MoneySuperMarket.com and MSN Money, and has appeared on both television and radio discussing money matters.

Savings and investments

Are Premium Bonds a good bet?

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Should you move or improve?

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Are you ready for another interest rate rise?

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Rise in borrowing triggers debt fears

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Managing your debts

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Five things to watch out for if you’re heading away this Easter

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Could you cut your Council Tax bills?

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Clean up your finances

Savings and investments

Are your savings working hard enough?

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New anti-fraud measures introduced to protect online shoppers

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End of tax year planning checklist

Savings and investments

Financial experts offer their top tips for weathering stock market storms.

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Drive down motoring costs

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Planning a holiday? Don’t travel without cover

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Five ways to reduce food bills

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What the interest rate rise means for you

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Broadband and mobile providers hike prices as living costs continue to soar

Funeral Plans

Funeral costs fall for first time in 17 years

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Tax return breathing space given – but don’t delay

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Get your finances in order for 2022

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Will you be filing your tax return this Christmas?

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What are your rights if Christmas presents go astray?

Savings and investments

Do you have forgotten pensions or savings lying unclaimed?

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Are you a victim of financial abuse?

Equity Release

Why do people release equity from their homes?

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Make your property winter-ready

Utilities

Cut broadband costs

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Record-breaking year for cryptocurrencies

Utilities

Keeping it green - green money options

Pension advice

State pension to rise by £5.55 a week - but is it enough?

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