Alison is a well-respected commentator on personal finance issues. Alison is an accomplished writer and editor, having worked on The Daily Telegraph's personal finance desk for nearly seven years from 2000 to late 2006, becoming the deputy personal finance editor in 2004. After going freelance in late 2006, she has continued to maintain a notable presence in the national press, writing for The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, the Daily and Sunday Express and The Sun.

She has won eight awards for her writing, including Personal Finance Journalist of the Year from the Association of British Insurers four times in a row, which is still a record. She has also received the Living Legend award from Help the Aged in recognition of the campaigning work she has done on the issue of the mis-treatment of older people who need long-term care.

Alison also writes regularly for Cycling Plus magazine, and takes part in Ironman triathlons.

Liz, by trade, is a freelance personal finance journalist, and her areas of expertise include home, motor and travel insurance, in addition to fraud and how to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.

Liz has also written for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, Daily and Sunday Express, The Times and The Sun, and is highly regarded in the industry.

Along with Alison, her other interests include writing for Cycling Plus magazine, as well as 220 Triathlon magazine, and other triathlon websites, being a ride leader on triathlon training camps and is a keen triathlete herself with 20 years experience, who races Ironman distance events. She is also a member of the team which won the National Ladies Team Best All Round Championship for 2009.