Paul Reynolds

Editor Joined April 2020

Paul Reynolds is the Insurance Editor for Money, where he writes and oversees coverage of life, auto, home, and other insurance categories. He has held editing positions at Canadian Consumer, Consumer Reports, TopTenReviews, and ValuePenguin.com. His writing has also appeared on such sites as Investopedia.com, Benzinga.com, and Considerable.com.

PAUL’S AT-A-GLANCE

Areas of expertise: insurance, credit cards, telecom services and billing
BA, Psychology, Queen's University (Canada), Bachelor of Journalism, Carleton University (Canada)
Five years of experience in personal finance
30+ years of experience as a professional writer and editor
Work has also appeared in Investopedia, ValuePenguin, Benzinga Money, Consumer Reports

PAUL’S TOP FINANCE TIP

Negotiate for everything, and complain whenever you're disappointed.

LATEST

Insurance January 13 2021

The 5 Most At-Risk Places for Natural Disasters in the U.S. Are All Major Metropolitan Areas

These urban counties are the most prone to serious weather disruption
Insurance January 06 2021

Treating Pandemics Like Wars or Terrorist Attacks May Be the Key to Helping Small Businesses

Two proposals seek to address insurance shortcomings during COVID-19
Insurance December 15 2020

GM and Other Automakers Want to Sell You Car Insurance. But Are the Policies Any Good?

Many new cars include built-in gadgets that offer to report your driving habits to insurers in exchange for lower premiums.
Coronavirus COVID-19 Insurance December 09 2020

Small Businesses Can Finally Get Reimbursed for Pandemic Losses With This New Insurance

A new 2021 business policy will cover small businesses against losses due to mandated shutdowns due to COVID-19 and other pandemics.
Insurance December 07 2020

Your Insurer Wants to Snoop on Your Driving. Is It Worth It?

Interest in usage-based car insurance, sometimes referred to as “telematics,” is rising. Here are the pros and cons.

Paul Reynolds

PAUL’S AT-A-GLANCE

PAUL’S TOP FINANCE TIP

The 5 Most At-Risk Places for Natural Disasters in the U.S. Are All Major Metropolitan Areas

Treating Pandemics Like Wars or Terrorist Attacks May Be the Key to Helping Small Businesses

GM and Other Automakers Want to Sell You Car Insurance. But Are the Policies Any Good?

Small Businesses Can Finally Get Reimbursed for Pandemic Losses With This New Insurance

Your Insurer Wants to Snoop on Your Driving. Is It Worth It?

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