Hannah MaundrellFormer Editor in Chief
Hannah Maundrell is the former Editor in Chief of Money.co.uk.
During her time here she wrote extensively on consumer issues, personal finances and more - becoming a frequent expert commentator on the BBC news channels and radio, the national press and other media.
Why you need to write a will and what you need to consider
If you haven't already recorded your last will and testament, do it now because you never know what tomorrow may bring.
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Are Christmas Clubs the best way to save?
Could a Christmas Club help you save money on your Christmas shopping? We take a look.
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What to do if you cannot pay a bill
We explain what you need to do if you can't afford to pay a bill.
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Students lose £32 million in rental deposits when they move out
With four out of five student tenants not signing a photo inventory, read on to find out why they are losing their money and what they can do about it.
Read MoreIgnoring the letter could cost you £275
With just under one month left for eligible customers that were mis-sold credit card security protection to claim, Hannah Maundrell, Editor in Chief of money.co.uk, offers some useful advice on getting your cash back.
Read MoreAre people being priced off the rental ladder?
Rental deposits could account for up to 120% of monthly salaries by 2026 according to a report by the Centre for Economic and Business Research (Cebr) for money.co.uk.
Read MoreWilko's pick and mix deal back in stores today
Our Editor in Chief, Hannah Maundrell spoke to The Sun about how you can cut the cost of your shopping bills.
Read MoreBrits set to be hit with an increase of up to 300% on personal expenditure
We've predicted our future finances by analysing ONS data from the past 80 years to make a forecast for the next 10 years, taking into consideration inflation and rising expenses.
Read MoreDo you live in the party capital of the UK?
Britain's biggest spending hotspots revealed. When all the household bills are paid, where does the money go?
Read MoreIf you're watching TV, having a shower, posting a letter or picking up a prescription - it will cost you more on Saturday!
We're not joking, 1st April really is 'National Price Hike Day' when you'll be hit with yet another raft of inflation-busting price hikes and many of your day-to-day activities will cost you more.
Read MoreTwo thirds of working households claim they are JAMs
Half of those with an annual household income of over £70,000 feel they are just about managing financially.
Read MoreNew Year, new start... apart
Monday 4th January is peak time to set the 'separation wheels in motion'.
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