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Sam Bromley

Sam Bromley

Lead Writer

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Education

  • BA (Hons) Scriptwriting for Film & Television, Bournemouth University

Previous Experience

  • Content Writer & Editor, Financial Ombudsman Service
  • Senior Copywriter, Simply Business
  • Copywriter and Editor, Tilney (now Evelyn Partners)
  • eCommunications Operator, Amigo Loans
Sam is a lead writer in the consumer team at NerdWallet UK. He’s got over a decade of experience in financial services, starting out in customer service at a loans company before becoming a professional writer with investment management and financial planning firm, Tilney. Since then, he's been Senior Copywriter at Simply Business, overseeing its huge content resource for small business owners, and Content Writer & Editor at the Financial Ombudsman Service, where he worked with experts to deliver clear and compelling content on consumer-first topics such as Section 75 and the mortgage charter.

The latest from Sam

What is APR (Annual Percentage Rate)? How APR Works

APR is a fundamental concept to get to grips with when it comes to borrowing money. But what is APR exactly? Find out how an annual percentage rate works and…

When Do I Get My Cold Weather Payment?

Cold Weather Payments are available from the government for people receiving certain benefits. Who gets Cold Weather Payments and when will you receive yours?

Compare Unsecured Loans: Cheapest Rates and How to Apply

Unsecured loans don’t require borrowers to put up an asset as collateral when applying for the loan. This helps make an unsecured loan a relatively straightforward way of borrowing money.

Compare £10,000 Loans

If you’re looking for a £10,000 loan, comparing loan rates is important to ensure you’re getting the best deal for your financial situation.

Compare £5,000 Loans

A £5,000 loan can help you cover a large cost such as a car, wedding or holiday. When comparing £5,000 loans, it’s a good idea to check your eligibility before…

How to Improve Your Credit Score: Tips, Myths and Traps to Avoid

Improving your credit score can give you access to more affordable ways to borrow money.

How to Get a Loan: Apply for a Loan in 8 Steps

It can be fairly simple and quick to apply for a loan online. Knowing what to expect and being prepared in advance can make the process even smoother. Find out…

Employee Loans: How to Get a Loan at Work

Employers can offer loans to their employees in a few different ways. Employee loans can come directly from your place of work or a third party.

What Credit Score Do I Need For a Loan?

Your credit score is important for lots of reasons, not least because it can help lenders decide whether to approve your loan application. When it comes to the credit score…

Secured vs Unsecured Loan: What’s the Difference?

Secured loans require you to put forward some form of security, or collateral, but unsecured loans don’t need to be backed by any asset. From interest rates to how much…

Personal Loan Eligibility: Am I Eligible for a Loan?

It’s important to check your eligibility before applying for a loan to be more confident you will be approved and avoid damaging your credit score.

Personal Loan Calculator

Use our personal loan calculator to get an estimate of how much you could afford to borrow and what your monthly repayments would be.

Autumn Budget 2024: What Tax Rises Mean for You

The new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has delivered the Autumn Budget, in which she confirmed that tax rises are on the way. Here’s what the Budget means for your money.

5 Points You May Have Missed in the Autumn Budget – and What it Means for Your Money

October’s Autumn Budget was the UK’s biggest economic announcement in years. With the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, plotting £40 billion in tax rises, here are key points you may have missed.

Revealed: The Christmas Money-Saving Tip These Financial Experts All Agree On

Whether it’s buying gifts, splurging in the sales or simply going to social events, the festive season comes with huge pressure to spend money. But as the cost of living…