Tanza Loudenback
CFP
®
Contributing Reporter & Certified Financial Planner™
About
Tanza Loudenback, CFP® is a contributing reporter and Certified Financial Planner™ at Policygenius, where she covers personal finance and insurance news. Previously, she was a senior reporter and correspondent at Business Insider.
Past work
Business Insider, 'How can I earn the most interest on all the money I've saved during the pandemic?'
Business Insider, A 29-year-old who created a viral budget spreadsheet explains how it helped her save $10,000 and feel less anxious about money
Business Insider, I started saving for retirement when I was 24, and I'd recommend just about anyone do the same for 2 reasons
Business Insider, At least 8 million tax returns are in limbo at the IRS because of the pandemic, delaying refunds
Business Insider, Money can't buy happiness, but how we adjust 3 financial 'levers' can drastically affect how we feel
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Selected stories from Tanza
How to survive the collapse of Florida's home insurance industry
Published June 07, 2022 | 4 min read
“It's beyond crisis mode,” says Mark Friedlander of the Insurance Information Institute, but Florida homeowners still have options.
The student loan payment pause is ending. Here's how to get ready
Updated | 4 min read
Depending on the type of loan you have, you might have a different monthly payment than before the pause went into effect.
New study reveals where climate-related flooding will hurt the most
Published February 10, 2022 | 3 min read
In the United States, annual losses from climate-related flooding average about $32 billion.