Aaron Bell
About Aaron
Aaron wrote for Savings.com.au as a finance journalist from 2021 until 2022.
He has a keen interest in property, the share market, and improving financial literacy in young Australians.
Aaron has since continued his journalism career as a freelance writer, contributing finance and personal money content to a range of Australian and international publications, including the likes of NerdWallet and The Motley Fool Australia.
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Recent articles for this author
The cost of building a home in Australia
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Top 20 suburbs that could resist property price falls
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