I am Marianne Curphey, director of Curphey Media and award-winning freelance journalist and columnist specializing in personal finance and business. I write high quality, original, thought-provoking features for newspapers, websites and corporate clients.

I know the financial services industry inside out. I've worked for all the top broadsheets and the biggest corporate names in finance. My clients love my professionalism, enthusiasm and expertise. Give me a call now and we can discuss how I can help you make your publication stand out from the crowd.

Why Curphey Media?

Marianne has more than ten years experience writing for national magazines, newspapers and websites.

She contributes to numerous publications including The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, The Times, The Guardian and The Observer.

She provides bespoke, original, high quality copy. Her particular interest is in family finance, investment, saving for children, school fees plans, life insurance and stakeholder pensions. She writes about SIPPs, drawdown and other aspects of pension provision.

She is a financial columnist for the financial website Panacea and contributes regularly to corporate newsletters and magazines on investment, career development and work-life balance issues.

Curphey Media also offers a consultancy service for online content creation and website launches.

Career highlights include:

• Author of Money & Motherhood column for The Sunday Telegraph
• Personal Finance writer and deputy editor at The Times
• Columnist and consultant for Panacea, the financial website
• (www.panaceaifa.com)
• Author of E-cash, the guide to managing your money online
• Deputy Editor of Guardian Unlimited – overseeing editorial issues for the Guardian's website
• Executive Editor and Columnist at Money, the Guardian's personal finance website and at Society Guardian.co.uk, the Guardian's public sector website
• City News Editor for the Guardian

Marianne has won awards for Pension Writer of the Year and Best National Consumer Writer of the Year.