Phil Osagie
Phil is a writer at Moneywise, bringing a strong background in public relations, financial communications, and copywriting. Educated in Cambridge, U.K., he has created content for several blue-chip companies, and his work has been featured on MSN, Yahoo, Google, and Apple News.
EXPERIENCE
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SScotia BankFinancial Content Writer 2021–2024
EDUCATION
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AAnglia Ruskin UniversityMaster\'s in Global Marketing 2012
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Managing Money • Apr 17
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Don't let that money quietly disappear.
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Don't let that money quietly disappear.
Managing Money • Mar 27
Canadians earning $100K are still broke — Suze Orman's 6 tips to stop living paycheque to paycheque
There's a way out.
Managing Money • Mar 27
Canadians earning $100K are still broke — Suze Orman's 6 tips to stop living paycheque to paycheque
There's a way out.
Investing • Dec 01
3 alternative ways to grow your wealth beyond stocks
You don’t need billionaire status anymore to diversify like the rich.
Investing • Dec 01
3 alternative ways to grow your wealth beyond stocks
You don’t need billionaire status anymore to diversify like the rich.
Investing • Nov 20
Warren Buffett's 4 financial rules for building lasting wealth
His strategy isn’t built on hype.
Investing • Nov 20
Warren Buffett's 4 financial rules for building lasting wealth
His strategy isn’t built on hype.
Insurance • Feb 24
If the worst happens tomorrow, will your family be OK? How to build a financial safety net before it's too lat
Younger Canadians are putting measures into place to support their families in case the worst happens
Insurance • Feb 24
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