Former Content Writer

Ella Jukwey

Ella Jukwey is a former content writer for MoneySuperMarket. She simplifies complex financial concepts into easily digestible articles that help empower our audience to make informed decisions about their finances. Outside of finance, Ella's interest in music and culture has led her to write articles for esteemed publications like The Independent and Metro.

Not only does Ella have BA Journalism degree from the University of Arts London, but also a master’s in creative writing from Brunel University. Aside from writing about finance, Ella writes fiction and an avid reader.

Ella's Experience

Ella was a Money Expert at MoneySuperMarket, bringing her expertise and passion for personal finance to the forefront of our content production.

In her former role as a content producer for our money channels, Ella produced a wide range of expert guidance on budgeting, loans, mortgages, borrowing with bad credit, and navigating the ever-changing financial landscape. Ella was also responsible for regular reviews of our money content ensuring that our information remains relevant and valuable to our audience.

Ella's recent coverage

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Expertise

Personal finance
Credit & loans
Money & banking

News & Guides

Soft and hard credit checks explained Our guides explains the difference between hard credit checks and soft credit checks and how best to protect your credit score when applying for a credit card or loan
How to improve your credit score Lenders look at your credit score to see how reliable you’ve been with credit in the past. Our guide coves how to build and improve your score – so you’ll have access to a wider range of cards, loans and mortgages
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What is a business loan? A business loan is similar to a personal loan, but is specifically designed for business use.
How to dispute errors on your credit report Are there mistakes on your credit report? Our guide takes you through the process of disputing errors on your credit file….
Credit explained Credit can be confusing; our guide takes a deep dive into how credit scores are calculated. We also explain the bandings across the different credit reference agencies so you can make sense of your score.
IS 700 a good credit score? MoneySuperMarket explains what your borrowing options are if you have 700 credit score.
Is 600 a good credit score? MoneySuperMarket explains what your borrowing options are if you have 600 credit score.
Is 400 a good credit score? MoneySuperMarket explains what your borrowing options are if you have 400 credit score.
Is 500 a good credit score? MoneySuperMarket explains what your borrowing options are if you have 500 credit score.
What are business current accounts, and do I need one? Consider your business needs and find the right business bank account to manage your business transactions
Help to Buy ISA If you have a Help to Buy ISA it can be a great way to save up a deposit. But how is the bonus paid and when can you use the money?
How to protect yourself from unregulated information online
When can puppies go outside? Find out when you can safely take your puppy outside with our comprehensive guide...
How to use a credit card during Christmas The festive season is not only a time to eat, drink and be merry but also for spending! Christmas can be an expensive time of year as there are many costs to cover. If you’re looking to use a credit card to spread the cost of Christmas, Ella Jukwey explains how to be a savvy spender.
Should kids have debit cards? As more parents opt to give their children debit cards, Ella Jukwey weighs up the pros and cons
100% mortgages: too good to be true? With home ownership seemingly a distant dream for many young people, the news that Skipton is to resume offering 100% mortgages sounds like a boon for first-time buyers. But are no-deposit mortgages too good to be true? Ella Jukwey takes a long, hard look...
Five ways to help you budget better February's interest rate hike and the surging cost of living mean we’re all feeling the strain right now. But good budgeting can go a long way
10 tips for buying a car Buying a car doesn’t need to break the bank. Here, we give you 10 tips on how you can drive down the costs of a new motor

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