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Devanshee Dave

Content Writer and Consultant, Financial Planning Content Specialist
Devanshree has over 4 years of experience in financial planning writing and a master’s degree in mass communication & journalism. In her spare time, she likes to dance and learn about cosmology, astronomy and anything that can expand her knowledge from the big bang to the big crunch.

Education

PG Diploma in Mass Communication and Journalism, National Institute of Mass Communication and Journalism

Skills

Content writing
Content research
Personal finance and financial planning content expert

Experience

Finance Writer
Medium, Phronesis Partners, Meru Accounting, VAR Capital

Manager – Content
80 dB Communications

Staff Writer – Personal Finance
YourFirst.ca

Book Editor
Notion Press Media Private Limited

Articles written by Devanshee Dave

Monitor Your Monthly Expenses With This Simple 5-Step Method

What's the right way to monitor your monthly expenses? There are many budgeting applications in the market that help you maintain your budget. We have you covered on the five best steps to track and maintain your monthly spending, saving and investing.

How to Manage Finances as a Veteran and Be Financially Free

We owe our freedom to the veterans who sacrificed so much just so the rest of us can live financially free. For that, we are eternally grateful. Now we have something to give back to you.

How to save money while shopping on Amazon

Think Amazon and it's not the rainforest that comes to mind first. Yes, to our generations, the first thing that comes to mind is Amazon, the e-commerce company that has brought shopping to our fingertips.

How to Stop Overspending: Breaking the Habit

Overspending is not new for people in the United States. According to a report, an individual spends around $143 a week more than his budget on average. The amount turns to $7,400 yearly. You may think that it is just one coffee or one pizza, but each time you add to this amount, it is going to weigh more on your pockets at the end of the year.

Money Saving Tips: Embracing the Old-Fashioned Way

When it comes to saving money, the Internet is full of suggestions and ideas on how to get it right. But sometimes, old school is the best. That's why we've put together some good old fashioned savings tips just for you.
How to Save Money on Groceries

How to Save Money on Groceries: The Best Guide Ever

Before visiting a store and buying that extra flour or fruits, check what you really need. The Sunday paper is full of adverts, coupons and grocery deals to promote brands. You can also pick the buy 1 get 1 deal. Moreover, opt for wholesalers as they sell grocery items at low costs in bulk.

What Is Compound Interest ?

This interest income depends on rate, balance in your account and how many times the bank pays you the interest. To choose the best bank for compound interest income, take their interest rate and compare it with different ones.

Bonds vs. Stocks: Deciphering Investment Choices

What Are Fractional Shares? Why You Should Purchase Them

Roth IRA withdrawal rules: All you need to know in 2023

Adviser vs Advisor – Which Is Correct?

hoe to build wealth – essential tips to follow

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