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Jamie Cattanach

Freelance Writer and Editor

Jamie Cattanach is a writer and editor who’s been working in the personal finance space for a decade. She is an NFEC Certified Financial Education Instructor who is passionate about making dry financial topics not just accessible, but fun.

Along with her longstanding work with LendingTree, Jamie has written content for major FinTech players like SoFi, Chime and Capitalize. She has also published in the personal finance verticals of major news outlets including CNBC, USA TODAY and TIME.

With extensive experience writing in the insurance, retirement, and credit spaces, Jamie is always focused on helping readers improve their lives in tangible, easy-to-implement ways. Outside personal finance, she writes regularly in the travel and wellness spaces. Her essays and poems have also been published in a range of literary journals.

Specialties

  • Homeowners insurance
  • Auto insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Credit cards and loans
  • Debt management
  • Retirement

Achievements

  • 10+ years of professional writing experience
  • 10 years of personal finance experience
  • Over 100 articles written across LendingTree properties
  • CFEI certified through the NFEC, 2024

Education

  • BA, English; BA, Philosophy: Flagler College, 2013

Jamie’s thoughts on money management

“Money management isn’t about living up to an arbitrary set of pre-set rules. It’s about implementing systems and habits that will set you up for the future you desire—and deserve. There are no one-size-fits-all answers, which is actually exciting: Building your way toward financial wellness is a choose-your-own-way kind of adventure.”

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Articles by Jamie Cattanach

Most Guests Feel Weddings Are Too Expensive, and 31% Have Taken on Debt to Attend

As the months grow warmer, so do hearts — wedding season is approaching. But it’s not just love that’s in the air during holy matrimony;... read more

58% of Renters Have Disliked a Landlord, and One-Third Say They’ve Experienced Rent Discrimination

Renting has its pluses and minuses. While it’s nice not to have serious financial skin in the game if, say, your house’s foundation starts crumbling,... read more

48% of Americans Plan Spring Travel, but Some Bring Home Debt as a Souvenir

For many Americans, spring break means making a break for it — often toward somewhere primed for fun in the sun. That’s according to the... read more

64% of Homebuyers or Sellers Who Asked Their Real Estate Agent for a Lower Commission Rate Were Successful

For more than 100 years, property sales have taken place with the guidance of real estate agents. (The National Association of Realtors was founded in... read more

Consumers Lost $7.0 Billion to Fraud in the First 9 Months of 2023, With Social Media Scams Accounting for the Biggest Chunk

In the first nine months of 2023, consumers reported losing $7.0 billion to fraud — on pace to be the highest since the Federal Trade... read more

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