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June 16, 2016

Top 16 journos and bloggers to follow on Twitter for financial advice

Isabelle de Grave Written by Isabelle de Grave
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What should you be doing with your money? Where should you be investing it? What are the most practical savings tips? Today it’s easier to self-teach than ever before.

We’ve collected some of Twitter’s best purveyors of financial information for self-directed investors and household CFOs. Cherry-pick and build your knowledge on money management, saving and investment.

  1.  Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert:  @MartinSLewis 
  2. Paul Lewis, finance journalist:  @paullewismoney
  3. Sarah Pennels, Founder of SavvyWoman.co.uk:   @Savvy_Woman
  4. Ricky Willis, blogger: @SkintDad
  5. Emma Lunn, personal finance journalist: @emmalunn
  6. Moira O’Neill, editor of MoneyWise: @MoiraONeill
  7. Trent Hamm, blogger, @thesimpledollar
  8. Kevin Peachey, BBC personal finance journalist, @PeacheyK
  9. Harriet Meyer, personal finance journalist, @Harriet_Meyer
  10. Rupert Jones, Guardian personal finance journalist: @rupert_jones
  11. Lana Clements, financial journalist, The Express @lanac
  12. Simon Gompertz, finance correspondent, BBC @gompertz
  13. Simon Read, finance journalist, former editor The Independent @simonnread
  14. Marc Shoffman, finance journalist, former This Is Money @marcshoffman
  15. Brina Milligan, finance reporter, BBC @brianmilli
  16. Larua Whitcombe, personal finance reporter, This Is Money @lwhitcombe83

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