Mia Taylor

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Writer

About the author

Award-winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience.
Focuses on real estate, mortgages, personal loans, debt, investing, and small businesses

Bio and experience

Mia’s articles and bylines have appeared in numerous national publications. She worked as a staff writer on the finance desk for America’s largest digital publisher — Dotdash Meredith, where she was brought onboard to help launch a new stream of personal finance content for four of the company’s most iconic brands—Real Simple, Better Homes & Gardens, Parents, and Health. She was also a staff writer for Fortune. Mia’s previous experience also includes serving as a longtime contributor for TheStreet and The Simple Dollar. Additional publications she has written for include Policygenius, Credit.com, U.S. News and World Report, and Cheapism. Mia is also the host of the YouTube show Single Mom Sessions with Mia Taylor, which focuses on providing financial guidance for single parent households.

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Print Journalism from Emerson College, graduate degree in Journalism and Media Studies from San Diego State University. Fellowship in digital journalism with National Public Radio-affiliate KPBS.

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