Antonia Medlicott is a Financial Editor at Investing Reviews. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on retirement planning, saving, and investing strategies. Antonia's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Mail, Investing Reviews, City AM, Entrepreneur, and The Times.
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Antonia Medlicott's coverage focuses on investment analysis, trading guides, and reviews within the investing and trading domains. Given this focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide detailed insights into investment strategies, market trends, or platform comparisons.
Considering her emphasis on "How To" guides and reviews related to investing and trading topics such as CFDs and cryptocurrency, Antonia might appreciate contributions that offer actionable advice for investors or those looking to start trading in these areas.
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If your teenager is approaching their 18th birthday, here’s how to supercharge their savings
By: Antonia Medlicott
High living costs, taxes and student debt mean today’s teenagers face a six-figure shortfall
The future’s not so bleak for the next generation of workers — as long as you can learn to spot a course that’s worth the money
It's no secret that I'm a massive fan of Stocks and Shares ISA. I have several – Junior ISAs for the kids and adult ISAs for myself and my husband.
A comment I see repeatedly on my pension videos goes something like this: spend it all before you need care, because if you have savings, the government will just take them to pay for it anyway.
Not keeping an eye on the investment fees you are paying could cost you more than a new car in the long run
By: Antonia Medlicott
If you don’t clear your debt in full each month, the interest can be crippling — but follow this advice and your card can be your friend
It’s a big investment, so do the maths and ask the right questions before you sign up your child
There are many ways to fund looking after people in old age, but how should we act while we wait for the prime minister to pick one?
Good financial habits can be worth more than an inheritance — are you passing on the knowledge and skills that will help your cash to last?
