Megan Liscomb is a Personal Finance Editor for BuzzFeed, with her work also appearing in HuffPost. She specializes in writing articles that cover a range of topics including personal finance, lifestyle, parenting, and women's health. Megan's engaging and informative writing style aims to provide readers with valuable insights and relatable stories.
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Megan Liscomb's articles primarily revolve around personal finance, family, and relationships. She often includes expert commentary and reviews in her coverage, suggesting an interest in insights from professionals or individuals who have experienced the topics she covers.
If you are considering reaching out to Megan with a pitch, offering expert advice on personal finance management, debt reduction strategies, or insightful perspectives on modern parenting and family dynamics could be effective. Additionally, if you can provide genuine experiences related to lifestyle choices or relationship matters that align with her themes covered, it may capture her attention.
As Megan does not specify a geographic focus for her articles, she is likely interested in stories from diverse locations.
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By: Megan Liscomb
"I came home from class and caught my roommate eating a stick of butter like a chocolate bar."
"I can't fathom why anyone is willing to pay $10-50k or more for one single day to entertain their family. It's stupid to me."
"When they get a tattoo of each other's names. As a tattoo artist, the number of names I've covered up is actually sadly hilarious."
By: Megan Liscomb, Claudia Santos, Hannah Loewentheil, Ross Yoder, Morgan Sloss, Dannica Ramirez
"The whole meal takes less than five minutes to make, but it's super flavorful and inexpensive..."
By: Megan Liscomb
"It seemed little by little normal until now, all of a sudden, I'm buying something all the time."
By: Megan Liscomb
TikTok and YouTube Shorts suggested toxic content to brand-new accounts registered to boys within the first half-hour of scrolling, and in one case, as quickly as after two minutes.
"We got followed by two cars the entire time we were there, and the whole town felt exactly like something you would see in a Stephen King novel."
On the question of states potentially monitoring women's pregnancies to determine if they accessed abortions, Trump said, "I think they might do that. Again, you'll have to speak to the individual states."
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