Eithne Dunne is a Contributor at The Times. With over 21 years of experience in journalism, she specializes in personal finance topics, particularly pensions and mortgages, while also covering areas such as education and real estate. Eithne's work has been featured in The Times, where she brings a sensible approach to financial matters.
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Eithne Dunne's focus is on personal finance, with a particular emphasis on providing readers with practical advice and insights to manage their finances. Her articles often cite data and offer investment analysis, indicating a preference for fact-based information and in-depth financial perspectives.
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