Financial topics don’t have to feel intimidating or dry. These writing samples show my clear, approachable finance content that helps everyday readers understand the practical steps they can take—whether it’s budgeting an extra $100 a month, choosing between debt payoff strategies, or understanding the basics of renters insurance. I believe financial writing should encourage readers to take action while building trust in your brand.
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Snowball or Avalanche? Find Your Approach to Debt Relief
Debt builds so quickly. Inflation, job loss, medical bills, trauma—so many things can cause debt to increase, including the interest charged on debt each month. How do you get out from under that mountain?
It helps to have a sound strategy in place. Even small steps can help reduce the mountain of debt.
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Has anything like this happened to you? You’ve been putting money into your savings account. Then a car repair hits, draining your account. You have to start your savings over from scratch.
First of all, I want to congratulate you that you had savings to pay for the car repair. That’s a huge achievement. You didn’t have to take on debt or borrow a friend’s car till you could afford to get yours repaired. Take a moment to recognize that achievement.
But I understand the frustration. You finally had momentum, but suddenly you’re starting over again. Wouldn’t it be nice to get ahead instead of just keeping up? And how long will it take to get your savings back to where it was?
Here are some tips that might help. Consider this your savings rescue plan while you rebuild. These are simple ways to save an extra $100 every month. You don’t have to do all of these, but pick 1-2 to start with. It’ll help you regain your momentum.
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If you need a content writer who can make personal finance topics easy to understand—and even encouraging and enjoyable to read—I’d love to help. Let’s work together to create finance blog content that connects with your audience and moves them toward confident action.
Janet Eriksson 