John Schmoll is an experienced writer and reviewer with 15+ years of experience covering streaming TV services and cell phone plans, helping readers compare features, pricing, and fine print to find the best fit. A former stockbroker with an MBA in Finance, he also provides practical guidance around saving, debt payoff, investing basics, and smarter everyday money decisions. His work has appeared in GoBankingRates, Investopedia, Prudential, and U.S. News, and he writes for banks and business clients. He lives in Omaha with his wife and three children.
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