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With eight years’ insurance industry experience, and another 5 years in healthcare, Beth Casey is a leading voice in personal finance and health. She specializes in helping readers learn financial literacy and understand their health and how to combat higher prices for the goods and services they need.

She has worked with brands like Loan Depot, HomeLight, and McKesson-Simply Medical, InsuranceMD, and Office Practicum among others. She studied communications and professional writing at Southern New Hampshire University.

Besides her running the Frugal Hen blog, she is also a copywriter. You can find her copywriting portfolio at www.littlewritinghen.com.

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