Resume
Education
- Public Policy Economics, Oxford University
- Communicating with Diverse Audiences, University of Surrey
- BSc Hons, Psychology, University of Nottingham
- QTS, Nottingham Trent University
Previous Experience
- Editorial Manager, Transmit Startups & Smarta
- Founder, Dottem & Crossem
- Marketing Communications Manager, National Enterprise Network
- Executive Development Team Member, Cranfield University
- PR & Communications Manager, Bicester Village
Amy Knight is NerdWallet UK’s personal finance expert and spokesperson. Her comments and tips have appeared in national publications including the Financial Times Adviser, The Independent, Bloomberg, Director of Finance, Marie Claire magazine and more. You can also hear Amy on live radio, such as The Times Radio Breakfast Show and BBC 5 Live’s Late Show, covering everything from pensions, childcare costs and meal deals to the latest economic headlines. At NerdWallet UK, Amy also covers business news and is available to comment on the financial impact of government policies on self-employed workers and SMEs. Amy is passionate about supporting people to develop side hustles and passive income streams to top up their income and explore being their own boss. Amy has a Psychology degree from the University of Nottingham and qualified as a secondary school teacher through the TeachFirst graduate scheme. In 2024 she completed a course with the University of Oxford in Public Policy Economics, covering topics such as social security, welfare, economic growth and behavioural policies. She enjoys attending industry events and has presented to live audiences in person and online, as well as appearing as a guest on personal finance podcasts.
The latest from Amy
The Cold Weather Payment and Other Discounts: What Can You Claim to Help Cover the Cost of Heating Your Home?
With much of Britain experiencing its first prolonged cold snap, households across the country will be reaching for the thermostat. But what about those facing financial hardship? We look at…
Autumn Statement 2023: What Does it Mean for Your Money?
What do the tax and spending plans announced in the Autumn Statement 2023 mean for your money? We explain.
Want Standout Savings? Ditch Black Friday and Shop Secondhand for Christmas
Black Friday ‘deals’ may give consumers the hope of getting their Christmas shopping done at knockdown prices, but our snapshot investigation has revealed a possible saving of more than £500…
How to Get Help with Childcare Costs
There are several types of financial support available if you need help with childcare costs. From claiming free childcare hours to sharing a childminder with other parents, we run through…
How Does the Energy Price Cap Work?
The energy price cap is set by energy regulator Ofgem. It doesn’t cap bills but instead limits how much energy providers can charge consumers for the units of energy they…
Budgeting 101: How to Budget Money
Creating a budget from scratch can be daunting. That’s why the 50/30/20 rule can be a helpful starting point.You can design a budget unique to you and your financial goals.…
Student Maintenance Loans: What to Know
A student maintenance loan can help you pay your living expenses while you study.
Student Loans: What You Need to Know
There are two main types of loan, and you repay yours only when you stop studying and only when you earn above a certain salary threshold.