Martha C. White

WriterAreas of expertise: Banking, business travel, consumer credit, employment, markets, real estate

Joined January 2015

A longtime Money contributor, Martha C. White has written about a variety of personal finance topics such as careers, credit cards, insurance, retirement and shopping, and has edited Money’s Best Credit Cards rankings. She also writes stories about business and the economy for NBC News and The New York Times.

Education

BA, English, Princeton University

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Pay off your credit cards in full every month, or you’ll still be paying for groceries you ate this week six months from now.

The latest from Martha C.

If You’re Unemployed, Working From a New State or Freelancing Due to the Pandemic, Start Preparing Your Taxes Now

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Pay off your credit cards in full every month, or you’ll still be paying for groceries you ate this week six months from now.

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The latest from Martha C.

If You’re Unemployed, Working From a New State or Freelancing Due to the Pandemic, Start Preparing Your Taxes Now

The Pandemic Is Sending 20-Somethings Home Indefinitely, and Their Parents Are Paying the Price

High-Yield Savings Rates Have Tanked, but These Overlooked Accounts Still Pay 2% or More

The Simple Reason Investors Are Going Nuts for Gold Right Now

Junk Bonds Are Back. Are They Any Less Risky?

The Swag Must Go On: Big Companies Are Rushing to Slap Their Logos on Face Masks and Hand Sanitizer

Before You Take an Early Retirement Buyout, Complete This 6-Step Checklist

How to Get Back on Track After Tapping Into Your 401(k) in a Financial Emergency

The Fed Plans to Keep Interest Rates Near 0% Through 2022. Here's What That Means for Retirees

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