Ruby Flanagan is a Money Reporter at Mirror Online. She specializes in personal finance topics, covering essential issues that impact consumers, such as retirement planning, debt management, and credit health. Ruby's work has been featured in various outlets, including LeicestershireLive, Cambridge News, and The Mirror.
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