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Amy Knight

Amy Knight

Lead Writer / Spokesperson

Amy Knight is a spokesperson and writer at NerdWallet UK with over 10 years’ experience writing for, and about, businesses, including Aston Martin, Cranfield School of Management, and the National Enterprise Network, as well as for a leading partner of the government’s Start Up Loans scheme. Amy is also able to draw on her own experience of running a small communications agency in Buckinghamshire.

Amy has been quoted in national publications including the Financial Times Adviser, The Independent, Bloomberg, Director of Finance and Marie Claire magazine. She has been interviewed live on The Times Radio Breakfast Show, BBC Three Counties Radio and BBC 5 Live.

Amy has a Psychology degree from the University of Nottingham and qualified as a secondary school teacher through the TeachFirst graduate scheme. In 2024 she completed a course with the University of Oxford in Public Policy Economics, covering topics such as social security, welfare, economic growth and behavioural policies.

She enjoys attending industry events and has presented to live audiences in person and online, as well as appearing as a guest on personal finance podcasts.

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The latest from Amy

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9 Habits of Successful Savers

We asked three independent finance experts for the money hacks that make saving easier, whatever you earn. From paying yourself first to ‘trading down’, it all starts with self-belief.

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Child Benefit Tax Charge: Is It Worth It For You?

From April 2024, working parents earning between £60,000 and £80,000 are now eligible for Child Benefit. But claiming this government support comes with a catch: filing a personal tax return to pay some or all of it back. Here’s how to weigh up whether it’s worth it.

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April Price Hikes: How to Tackle Rising Broadband, Mobile & TV Bills

April’s price hikes can feel overwhelming for consumers whose bills seem to be going up all at once. For most people, internet services are essential, but are there savings to be had? Here’s how to take back some control.

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Why Millennials Struggle With Debt

The rising cost of living affects people of all ages, but millennials may have additional odds stacked against them, leading to increased lifestyle debt. We spoke to three finance experts to understand the factors putting millennials at risk of significant debt-related worries and share tips to avoid overspending.

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NerdWallet UK Survey: Retirement and Emergency Funds are the Most Popular Savings Goals

New research by NerdWallet UK reveals that a majority of UK adults have clear savings goals and are taking action to reach them.

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Running a Music Venue? Stay Financially Sound with These 7 Steps

Grassroots music venues play a major part in the local economy and cultural scene, but a record number of these businesses went bust last year. We look at the financial challenges facing music venue owners and offer seven steps to help keep your business afloat.

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Four Questions to Ask When Choosing an ISA Before the End of the Tax Year

Like a gift voucher with an expiry date, your Individual Savings Allowance (ISA) cannot be carried over into the following tax year, hence the “use it or lose it” marketing messages you may get from various providers. Ask yourself these questions to work out which ISA to open before midnight on 5 April.

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NerdWallet UK Surveys and Data Analysis

Nerds love data. Discover our independent research and analysis, plus get actionable insights and takeaways designed to help consumers make financial decisions with confidence.

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UK Lifestyle Debt Worries Statistics

Almost a third of UK adults feel pressure to spend more than they can afford, using credit cards, loans or overdrafts. New research shows that debt worries still affect those earning above the average salary.

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Six Steps to Help Small Firms Go Green

Sustainability is not just for big businesses. In fact, according to experts, becoming more planet-friendly could be the key to unlocking future business success, even for the smallest of companies.

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Reverse Mentoring: How Younger Staff Can Help Boost Your Business

From increased engagement on social media to future-proofing your brand, we explore five ways younger workers can strengthen your business.

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7 Networking Tips for Self-Employed Workers

From free market research to protecting your mental health, networking offers loads of benefits for sole traders and self-employed workers. But without a strategy, attending events can be a waste of time and money. Use these expert tips to level up your approach.

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5 Tips for Financial Fitness

Are you feeling overwhelmed trying to tackle a long list of money goals at the same time? Help take the stress out of financial fitness with these healthy habits.

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Recession Warning: How to Prepare Your Finances for Redundancy

Redundancy can hit us hard, financially and emotionally, and a recession in the UK could see more companies cutting headcount. However, following these steps can help you shore up your finances and keep a cool head if you find your job at risk.

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6 Steps to Marketing on Social Media

Owners of small businesses who have a limited marketing budget should consider using social media to build brand awareness. Discover how you can use social media as a free or low-cost marketing tool to help attract new customers.

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