Catherine Hiles is a professional writer who was first published in 2009. Since then, she has written for several publications including The Penny Hoarder, Dayton Mom Collective, and The News Wheel. She loves to research and write about topics such as insurance, banking, parenting, pets, and the automotive industry.
Catherine hails from the U.K. but spent several years in Belgium before settling in the U.S with her husband. She currently resides in the heart of America — Dayton, Ohio — where she works as the manager of a content and design team at a local marketing agency.
In her spare time, she enjoys running, reading, cooking, walking her dog, and taking care of her two young children.
Personal website: https://catherinehiles.com/
Articles by Catherine Hiles
Bad Credit: Definition, Impact and How To Improve
A bad credit score isn’t the end of the world. With the right plan and solid determination, you can repair your credit score in around a year.
The Best Way to Earn Interest On Your Money
The best way to earn interest on your money depends on your savings goals, but these six options may provide a great return.
9 Best Investments for Beginners
Investing your money can seem unsettling if you’re not sure which route to take. The best investments for beginners will help you get started.
Is It Worth Paying for AAA Roadside Assistance?
Roadside assistance is a lifesaver when you’re stranded on the side of the road. But is AAA roadside assistance worth it, or is there a better option?
How to Start A Side Hustle
Starting a side hustle doesn’t have to be difficult; you can create a side business with little to no money and start making money fast.
Adding Your Child to Your Car Insurance Guide
Adding your child to your car insurance after they pass their driving test is easy—but you’ll need to be prepared for the high cost.
What To Do After A Hit And Run Car Accident?
If you’re involved in a hit-and-run accident, it’s important to stay calm so you can follow the proper steps with the police and your insurer.
Sinking Fund: What Is It, Types & How to Set One Up
A sinking fund is a financial tool you can use to save money over time for a specific expense, such as a planned vacation or a home repair.
