Deanna Ritchie

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40,000 Articles Edited
Entrepreneur Magazine Editorial Staff since 2015

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Managing Editor at ReadWrite

Deanna Ritchie is a financial editor at Due. She has a degree in English Literature. She has written 1000+ articles on getting out of debt and mastering your finances. She has edited over 40,000 articles in her life. She has a passion for helping writers inspire others through their words. Deanna has also been an editor at Entrepreneur Magazine and ReadWrite.

Experience

Deanna has been a financial editor for the past 20 years. She has two degrees in English Literature and has edited over 40,000 articles in her life. She is currently the financial editor for Due as well as Entrepreneur Magazine.

Education

Deanna graduated with an Associates Degree from Dixie State University in Physical Sciences. Deanna has a Bachelors Degree from the University of Utah in Psychology with a minor in English Literature.

Certifications

Certificate in English Literature from Oxford University in 2018.

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Money Tips

101 Healthcare Worker Freebies and Discounts

Updated on November 15th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Like so many of you reading this article — I have a soft spot for healthcare workers. Whenever I’ve fallen ill throughout my life they have treated me with kindness and respect. Personally, I have several friends and family members who selflessly serve others as a healthcare worker. Because ...

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101 Discounts for College Students

Updated on November 14th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

As you are already aware — attending college isn’t cheap. Obviously, the main reason is the growing cost of tuition each year. According to a report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the average tuition at four-year public colleges has increased in all 50 states. On average, ...

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5 Keys for Successful Customer Service

Updated on November 13th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

If you want your business to survive, you need to take care of your customers. A reputation for poor customer service gets around — and you don’t want to be the subject of those types of rumors. As you consider how to best take care of your customers, here are 5 keys for successful custo...

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11 Simple Savings Habits That Will Get You What You Want

Updated on October 19th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Over the weekend I was thinking about future travel plans. There are so many places that I would love to visit. But, that’s just not feasible if I don’t buckle down and step-up my savings game. The best place to start saving money is with small, everyday habits. After a while, these habits will ...

Money Tips

Having a Savings Plan Will Relieve a Lot of Stress

Posted on October 8th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Money may not buy you happiness. But it certainly can improve your life mainly because it ensures that you have your basic needs met. I know what I’m saying — I’ve lived with and without money, then repeated that cycle. You don’t want to be in retirement without savings built...

Business Tips

The 12 Best Solutions for Cultivating Your eCommerce Business

Posted on September 18th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

eCommerce is thriving right now — even if you’re a small company going against the Goliath known as Amazon. And, the sky appears to be the limit. In fact, some are predicting that by 2040 around 95% of all purchases will be through eCommerce. If you want to grab a slice of that pie, then [&h...

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How to Set Work Hours and Boundaries as a Freelancer

Updated on June 12th, 2020 Published By Deanna Ritchie

When you’re a freelancer, it’s easy to let work bleed into every moment of your life. There’s always another pitch to send out to get more business. It’s still a good idea to check your email to see if a client reached out, or if you have new contacts looking for your service...

Business Tips

Are Tiny Houses an Ideal Solution for Home-Based Businesses?

Updated on June 10th, 2019 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Don’t get me wrong. I love living the freelance lifestyle. But, working from home can get exhausting at times. Sure. I can relocate temporarily to my favorite coffee shop or rent a shared office space from time-to-time. But, what most home-based businesses really need is a dedicated area. Unfortu...

Retirement

The Ultimate Guide to Freelancing

Updated on May 30th, 2019 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Freelancers are becoming a large part of the national economy. These entrepreneurs are adding to the GDP (which helps us all) and their efforts and mindset are helping many talented individuals to become masters of their own destiny and to carve out a satisfying, lucrative career. To help create an ...

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When to Use Purchase Orders and When to Use Invoices

Updated on April 3rd, 2019 Published By Deanna Ritchie

Regardless of the size or industry, if you’re a selling business there’s always two parties involved; the buyer and the seller. The buyer would be your customers who are looking to purchase goods or services, while the seller (or “vendor”) is the party that is extending the goods. In...

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