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Erin C. Perkins

Occupation Finance Writer & Editor

Erin C. Perkins is a finance writer at MoneyGeek, with 15 years of experience in the media industry. She has covered topics about money, including banking, insurance and budgeting for several publications over the years.

Perkins has a master's degree in magazine journalism from Kent State University and a bachelor's degree in mass communications from Winston-Salem State University.

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Financial Assistance, Programs and Resources for Expanding Black Homeownership

Financial Assistance, Programs and Resources for Expanding Black Homeownership

Overcome barriers to Black homeownership. Explore homeownership resources and assistance available to Black Americans.

Tackling Disparities in Finance for Black and African Americans

Tackling Disparities in Finance for Black and African Americans

Black and African Americans face unique financial barriers. Here are expert advice and solutions to help build wealth and overcome the racial wealth gap.

How Many Americans Have Enough Life Insurance Coverage?

How Many Americans Have Enough Life Insurance Coverage?

Many may lack the life insurance coverage they need to secure their family's financial future. MoneyGeek’s survey explores current coverages and misconceptions.

The State With the Most Hurricane Risk May Surprise You; It Isn’t Florida

The State With the Most Hurricane Risk May Surprise You; It...

Which states are expected to suffer the most hurricane losses in 2022? Explore MoneyGeek's analysis to find out if your home could be at risk this season.

Gen Xers Are Leery of Retirement: Here’s Why & How to Be More Optimistic

Gen Xers Are Leery of Retirement: Here’s Why & How to...

MoneyGeek's survey reveals Gen X isn’t as hopeful about retirement as other generations. Here's why with advice on how to improve retirement outcomes.

57 Places in the US Where Homeownership Has Become Unaffordable

57 Places in the US Where Homeownership Has Become Unaffordable

Across the U.S., local buyers are being priced out of their own communities. A MoneyGeek analysis found 57 places where the cost of homebuying is increasing.

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