Zoe Roddy
Zoe is a senior writer at Be Clever With Your Cash.
About Zoe
I’ve been a personal finance writer since 2018 after a small stint as a Management Accountant at a pizza factory, where I found a love for spreadsheets and data.
I’ve covered credit, banking and investments, the latter of which I specialised as a Senior Writer at finder.com/uk. I’ve been quoted in several publications, including The Motley Fool, The Huffington Post and This Is Money.
In 2023 I was named in the Standout 45 in the Women in FinTech Powerlist from Innovative Finance. I’ve got a Diploma for Financial Advisers (DipFA) from The London Institute of Banking and Finance and a BA in English Literature from Swansea University.
When I’m not writing about money or creating a spreadsheet, you can find me at my local ice rink where I recently skated in a performance of Alice in Wonderland on Ice.
Articles
Best self-invested personal pensions (SIPPs)
We’ve rounded up the best self-invested personal pension (SIPP) providers to find out where you should put your retirement savings A self-invested personal pension (SIPP)…Read More
Monzo Aura credit card review: 1% auto-invested cashback
This is Monzo’s first cashback credit card — here’s how it works Monzo has launched a brand-new cashback credit card coming in at a pretty…Read More
Lloyds Bank switch offer: £200 for Club Lloyds or Premier account (2026)
Move to a Club Lloyds or Lloyds Premier current account to get the free cash and Disney+ Lloyds is back with another switch offer for…Read More
How much does a flu jab cost?
Where’s the cheapest flu jab in the UK this year? After a scorcher of a summer, it’s finally cooling down somewhat, and winter is well…Read More
Raisin savings platform review
Raisin gets you access to lots of different savings accounts from just the one place — here’s how it works Raisin savings accounts often feature…Read More
Nationwide switch offer: Get £175 (up to three times)
The Nationwide switch offer is available to new and existing customers This is a welcome return of the switching bonus from Nationwide, and once again…Read More
Zopa Biscuit current account review: 3% cashback and free coffee
Zopa’s tweaked its Biscuit current account to change up the rewards Biscuit is a current account from Zopa. It offers cashback, interest on your balance…Read More
Quilter Invest stocks and shares ISA review
Quilter Invest offers DIY investments in its mobile app Quilter Invest is an investment app that offers individual shares and exchange-traded funds. You can invest…Read More
Starling launches student bank account
You can get an interest-free overdraft and a welcome bonus with the account Starling has launched its first-ever student bank account, just in time for…Read More
Santander Edge Explorer review: is it worth it?
The Santander packaged account offers insurance, cashback and high interest on savings Santander Edge Explore is a packaged bank account, meaning you get the features...Read More
Virgin Money 6.5% Regular Saver review
Put money aside each month for more than £100 in interest Though it's not as good as last year's 10% offering, this is still a...Read More
September 2026’s savings round-up & news
The latest news to help you get the most from your savings account. Here's our monthly update sharing changes at leading UK savings accounts, as...Read More
Swap old clothes for money off vouchers
Recycle clothes and shoes to help save on something new H&M, M&S, Schuh, John Lewis, River Island and George at Asda all have schemes that...Read More
August 2026’s current account news & offers
The latest news to help you get the most from your bank account. Here's our monthly update sharing changes for leading UK current accounts and...Read More
Should I cancel old credit cards?
The pros and cons of closing unused credit cards From swapping to a different rewards card or transferring your balance to a new 0% option,...Read More
0% balance transfer credit cards explained
The pros and cons. Balance transfer credit cards can be a useful way to help clear debts. But there are dangers with using one if...Read More
Cheapest ways to watch Premier League, EFL & other football on TV (2026/27 season)
You don't need to spend a fortune to watch live football games on TVRead More
How much do you need in emergency savings?
Avoid too much or too little in an emergency fund When bad things happen, having access to cash to help can, at times, be a...Read More
