Contributor
Sarah Mitchell
Consumer credit writer — personal loans, debt and credit scores
Sarah Mitchell covers borrowing outside the mortgage: personal loans, credit cards, student debt, debt payoff strategy and how credit scoring actually works. She uses CFPB guidance, the Federal Reserve's G.19 consumer credit release and the federal student aid rules as her reference points, and shows payoff arithmetic in full. She works with the Legamoney Mortgage & Lending Desk.
Areas of expertise
- Personal loans and loan comparison maths
- Credit cards, interest accrual and payoff plans
- Debt management and consolidation
- Credit scores, reports and disputes
Published
91 articles
How we verify what we publish
- 01Every factual claim is traced to a named regulator, government agency, or the provider's own published terms before publication.
- 02Figures that change — rates, limits, thresholds — link to the primary source that publishes them rather than being quoted as a fixed number.
- 03Worked examples are shown as full arithmetic so a reader can reproduce the result independently.
- 04Each guide is checked by the owning editorial desk before it is published, and again whenever the underlying rules change.
Articles by Sarah Mitchell
Loans & Mortgage (24)
Student Loans · 11
Student Loans
Standard, Graduated and Extended Repayment Compared
Student Loans
What Happens to Your Loans During the Grace Period
Personal Loans · 4
Personal Loans
Co-Signed Personal Loans: What Each Person Owes
Personal Loans
Debt Consolidation Loans: When the Math Works
Credit · 4
Debt Management · 4
Debt Management
Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: A General Comparison
Debt Management
Credit Counseling and Debt Management Plans: What to Verify
Debt Management
Debt Settlement vs. Debt Consolidation: Different Risks
Debt Management
How Long Do Minimum Payments Take to Clear a Credit Card?
Loan Calculators · 1
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