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Paula Pant
expertise
Real estate investing, Personal finance
education
University of Colorado
Highlights
- Award-winning writer and speaker who covers money management and real estate
- Founder and CEO of the popular personal finance site AffordAnything.com, a site that draws more than 100,000 readers every month
- Makes frequent media appearances to discuss money management for American families, including publications, podcasts, and channels for Redbook, Kiplinger, U.S. News, Yahoo! Finance, Marketplace Money, Forbes, and more
- Owner of Catalyst, a digital marketing firm tailored to financial services companies and specializing in online content creation, search optimization, and social media management.
Experience
Paula Pant is a former writer for The Balance covering budgeting and personal finance issues. She contributed to The Balance for more than five years.
Pant's writing has appeared in more than three dozen publications, including Bankrate and Huffington Post.
She served as deputy news editor and beat reporter for the Colorado Daily from 2005 through 2008.
She is also a real estate investor who owns several rental property units.
Latest From Paula Pant
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7 Ways to Jump-Start Your Retirement Savings
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How to Calculate How Much Your Retirement Will Cost
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How Budgets and Ledgers Are Used Differently to Track Spending
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Learn What It Means to Have Savings
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5 Great Uses for Your Tax Refund
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5 Easy Ways to Build an Emergency Fund
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Here's How to Create a Debt Repayment Plan That Truly Does Work
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Tricks to Avoiding Trouble and Staying on Track to Save Money
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Simple Money-Saving Strategies
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Unique Approach to Budgeting, Increasing Income vs Decreasing Expenses
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Choosing a Budgeting Tool That Works for You
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5 Money-Saving Tips for Any Purchase
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What's the Best Move for Your Wallet: Sell or Hold Onto Your Home?
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4 Tips for Living on One Income
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The Perfect Budget Worksheet to Manage Your Savings Goals
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A Budget for People Who Hate Tracking Expenses