Chloe Anderson

Chloe Anderson

Content writer

As an experienced financial content writer, Chloe Anderson has been writing for large businesses for over two decades. She has written extensively on pensions, protection and investments for organisations around the world, including Aegon, Aviva and the ACCA. Her key skills lie in cutting through financial jargon and producing content that’s accessible for everyone.

Chloe Anderson is a content writer with years of experience writing for large businesses in the finance sector. After working in communications for several years, Chloe spent 6 years heading up the brand language and corporate communications team at financial services provider Aegon. During her time at Aegon, she led a campaign across five sites and 3,000 people to improve the clarity and accessibility of their communications.

Chloe went freelance over a decade ago and since then she’s worked with some of the biggest financial brands around. She helped shape the tone of voice for PayPal, ACCA and LV=, and has written widely for organisations like Aviva, the Pension Geeks and NFU Mutual.

With a finely tuned eye for detail, Chloe’s strengths lie in demystifying complex information and writing crystal-clear, human copy that helps people make better financial decisions.

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