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Anita Shargall

Anita looks after MoreMoney, MoneySuperMarket’s mobile app, which helps people make the most of their money on the move with handy tools and advice.

Anita’s mission is making sure that looking after your finances isn’t a snoozefest. And Anita’s whizzy digital background means she’s the one to bring you up-to-date tips and practical hints to help you make the most of your money.

Anita says:

"Keeping your finances in check doesn’t need to be time-consuming or expensive. Often it’s the small changes that really add up. After all who doesn’t want a bit of extra cash at the end of the month?"

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