John Schmoll
John is a finance writer and former stockbroker with MBA in Finance, specializing in translating complex financial topics. Helping readers make informed financial decisions.
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About John
John Schmoll is a finance, business and technology writer, editor and content strategist with more than 15 years of experience. A former stockbroker who holds an MBA in Finance, he specializes in translating complex topics into clear, useful and engaging content for everyday consumers.Schmoll has extensive experience covering personal finance and financial services, including banking, credit cards, investing in the stock market, retirement planning, life insurance, tax planning, personal loans, budgeting, debt management and consumer spending. His technology and telecommunications work includes streaming services, cord-cutting, wireless plans, cell phones, consumer technology and digital services.Schmoll is passionate about helping readers make informed decisions, whether they are choosing a financial product, learning to invest, reducing monthly expenses or evaluating a new technology service. He believes readers do not need to be experts to make confident financial and purchasing decisions; they need accurate information, practical guidance and actionable next steps.His writing has appeared on Bankrate, GOBankingRates, Investopedia, CardRatings, Prudential, Reviews.org, MoneyRates.com and U.S. News & World Report.
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