Melanie Huddart
Melanie is an editor and fact checker who is passionate about proofreading and editing personal finance content. She specializes in breaking down complex topics into easily digestible details to help people make wise financial decisions.
Melanie is an editor and fact checker who is passionate about proofing and editing personal finance content. She specializes in breaking down complex topics into easily digestible details to help people make wise financial decisions. Melanie has provided writing and learning support in high school and college classrooms. When she’s not polishing up content, you can find her on her yoga mat, road-tripping with her son and their yellow lab, or exploring the world’s next best beach.
EXPERIENCE
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WWise Publishing Inc.Copyeditor, fact-checker, proofreader 2025–Present
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EEnrich Financial WellnessContributing Writer 2025–Present
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FFreelance writer and editorFreelance 2024–Present
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MMonksSenior Proofreader and Copyeditor 2023–2024
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FFinderEditor 2017–2023
EDUCATION
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YYork UniversityHonours B.A in English
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YYork UniversityBachelor of Education
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Insurance • 10h ago
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Managing Money • 7923 views
$82.7 billion in Ontario bets, $2.9 billion in losses — the math behind treating betting apps like investing
Online betting in Ontario topped $80 billion as a study on problem gambling sat unreleased. Here’s the real cost of a $50-a-week betting habit versus investing it
Managing Money • 7923 views
$82.7 billion in Ontario bets, $2.9 billion in losses — the math behind treating betting apps like investing
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Investing • 5930 views
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As Anthropic prepares for a record-breaking public introduction amid serious warnings, Canadian investors unique hurdles and access limits to the historic offering
Investing • 5930 views
Anthropic's US$100 billion IPO could be the biggest ever — here's how Canadian investors can get access
As Anthropic prepares for a record-breaking public introduction amid serious warnings, Canadian investors unique hurdles and access limits to the historic offering
News • 23300 views
U.S. tourism deficit hits nearly $14B after Canadian visits drop 25% — Trump's trade rep backs bill to win them back
Canadians made 9.9 million fewer trips south of the border in 2025. Now Washington wants them back, and a bipartisan bill has Trump’s top trade negotiator’s support
News • 23300 views
U.S. tourism deficit hits nearly $14B after Canadian visits drop 25% — Trump's trade rep backs bill to win them back
Canadians made 9.9 million fewer trips south of the border in 2025. Now Washington wants them back, and a bipartisan bill has Trump’s top trade negotiator’s support
Real Estate • Jul 31
Nova Scotia’s affordability edge is quickly vanishing — what Canadians looking to lower their costs should know
Insurance, property taxes and home prices are surging in Nova Scotia — what it means for Canadian retirees
Real Estate • Jul 31
Nova Scotia’s affordability edge is quickly vanishing — what Canadians looking to lower their costs should know
Insurance, property taxes and home prices are surging in Nova Scotia — what it means for Canadian retirees
Employment • Jul 15
Scott Galloway says your kids need 3 skills to thrive in the AI era — and none of them are taught in school
As AI reshapes hiring across Canada, tech entrepreneur and author Scott Galloway argues the skills that will protect young people's futures have nothing to do with coding or Mandarin
Employment • Jul 15
Scott Galloway says your kids need 3 skills to thrive in the AI era — and none of them are taught in school
As AI reshapes hiring across Canada, tech entrepreneur and author Scott Galloway argues the skills that will protect young people's futures have nothing to do with coding or Mandarin
Managing Money • Jun 30
$1 million isn’t what it used to be — and for Canadians, the number you need for financial freedom might surprise you
Wealth is relative — and in Canada, even $1 million may not be enough. Here’s where you stand, how to measure your progress and what the data says about reaching the top 10%
Managing Money • Jun 30
$1 million isn’t what it used to be — and for Canadians, the number you need for financial freedom might surprise you
Wealth is relative — and in Canada, even $1 million may not be enough. Here’s where you stand, how to measure your progress and what the data says about reaching the top 10%
Investing • Jun 06
She found millions sitting in a forgotten investment account — Dave Ramsey says do this ASAP!
What do you do when a forgotten employee investment account turns out to be worth millions? The dilemma is real — and the wrong move could cost you a fortune in taxes and lost security
Investing • Jun 06
She found millions sitting in a forgotten investment account — Dave Ramsey says do this ASAP!
What do you do when a forgotten employee investment account turns out to be worth millions? The dilemma is real — and the wrong move could cost you a fortune in taxes and lost security
Managing Money • May 20
Dave Ramsey’s 3 ‘dumb’ money mistakes many people make — and why Canadians need to hear his warning
Dave Ramsey calls buying property with a non-spouse, overpaying for education and upgrading cars 'dumb.' Here's what that means for your money in Canada
Managing Money • May 20
Dave Ramsey’s 3 ‘dumb’ money mistakes many people make — and why Canadians need to hear his warning
Dave Ramsey calls buying property with a non-spouse, overpaying for education and upgrading cars 'dumb.' Here's what that means for your money in Canada
Managing Money • Mar 27
85% of Canadians are financially stuck — Suze Orman's plan to protect your TFSA, RRSP and income
If you’re racing to the next payday with nothing left over, Suze Orman says the way out starts with one honest decision: spend less than you earn.
Managing Money • Mar 27
85% of Canadians are financially stuck — Suze Orman's plan to protect your TFSA, RRSP and income
If you’re racing to the next payday with nothing left over, Suze Orman says the way out starts with one honest decision: spend less than you earn.
Investing • Jan 30
Buffett explains why he’s keeping $180B in cash — and how investors can diversify beyond the stock market
Here's how investors can diversify beyond the stock market
Investing • Jan 30
Buffett explains why he’s keeping $180B in cash — and how investors can diversify beyond the stock market
Here's how investors can diversify beyond the stock market
Managing Money • Jan 03
Couple earning $250K+ a year is drowning in debt. Why Ramit Sethi says their dynamic is ‘toxic’
Money may not be the main topic of romance, but it can be the one that determines whether a relationship thrives or quietly falls apart.
Managing Money • Jan 03
Couple earning $250K+ a year is drowning in debt. Why Ramit Sethi says their dynamic is ‘toxic’
Money may not be the main topic of romance, but it can be the one that determines whether a relationship thrives or quietly falls apart.
News • Dec 21
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trade barbs: Snowbirds quietly change plans
Many Canadians, especially snowbirds, are quietly reassessing long-standing winter travel plans
News • Dec 21
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis trade barbs: Snowbirds quietly change plans
Many Canadians, especially snowbirds, are quietly reassessing long-standing winter travel plans
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