Rebecca Goodman is a Contributing Writer at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, beauty and fashion, and family and relationships, with a particular focus on credit health, retirement planning, and parenting styles. Her work has been featured in The i Paper, The Independent, Yahoo Finance UK, The Guardian, and many more.
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Rebecca's coverage focuses primarily on personal finance, government announcements, and consumer-related topics within the United Kingdom. She heavily relies on data and frequently covers news related to economy, consumer finance, housing market, energy prices and scams.
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In the densely-populated neighborhood, concerns about accessibility, safety remain.
By: Rebecca Goodman, James Andrews
Pension credit is a benefit which pays out thousands of pounds every year to those who are eligible – but huge numbers of people still aren’t claiming it
The business, which opened in 2007, has experienced long lines thanks to social media exposure.
By: Rebecca Goodman
Haas escaped Nazi-occupied Austria when she was 16 years old. Using her walker, a small woman plods into the dining room at The Cambridge Homes.
There are millions of lost pensions in the UK, frequently private ones set up by an old employer and forgotten about when people move jobs. This is how to track them down
There is no set number you need for your credit score to get a mortgage, but usually the higher your score, the better chance you have of being accepted at a competitive rate
By: Rebecca Goodman
Fraud where fake QR codes are stuck onto parking machines across the country is on the rise where unsuspecting drivers end up paying out hundreds of pounds for a few hours’ parking
If you have more than one pension, combining these into one can make looking after your retirement money simpler and it may cut your costs too
Joint bank accounts are very useful if you have shared finances with someone else, but how easy is it to switch a joint account to a new provider?
Energy bills are rising (again) and we’re about to start using a lot more gas and electricity as the weather turns colder and the never-ending summer heatwaves become a thing of the past.
