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Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit

Miranda Marquit is Financial Writer at Encyclopædia Britannica.

THE BIG PICTURE

Miranda is an award-winning freelance writer who has covered various financial markets and topics since 2006. She has contributed to numerous media outlets, including Forbes, TIME, The Hill, NPR, HuffPost, Yahoo! Money, Newsweek Vault, AP Buyline, and more. Her work has also been syndicated by MSN Money, MarketWatch, Credit.com, and other publications.

Miranda is an avid podcaster who co-hosts Money Talks News and It Doesn’t Make Cents. She’s also a contract editor at the Wall Street Journal and a writing coach. Miranda presents workshops and often participates in industry conferences as a panelist. She's currently working on obtaining securities licenses.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

SABEW | Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing
Member

ASJA | American Society of Journalists and Authors
Member

EDUCATION

BS, Communications | Southern Utah University
MA, Magazine, Newspaper and Online Journalism | Syracuse University
MBA, Executive | Utah State University

IN MIRANDA’S OWN WORDS …

When I started writing about money nearly two decades ago, I didn’t know much about finances beyond the basics of saving and spending. Today, I have a robust investment portfolio and help students navigate their college funding options. I present workshops and host retreats designed to bring people closer to their money. It’s a great honor to be part of the financial education process for people of all ages and backgrounds. I’m glad the things I’ve learned and been able to share have helped others make money choices that work for them.