Mandi Woodruff, who has covered personal finance news and edited Business Insider’s ‘Your Money’ section for the past two years, is now writing personal finance for Yahoo Finance.
In an email to the staff Yahoo Finance editor in chief Aaron Task wrote that Woodruff will “write quick-hit stories on news of the day issues that affect people’s finances and longer-term features to complement our partners’ content.”
Before Business Insider, Woodruff she spent a year at Law360.com as a reporter ans also worked at Reader’s Digest as a research associate editor.
Woodruff is originally from Georgia, and she has a bacherlor’s degree in journalism from the University of Georgia.
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