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Pearly Huang

Copy Chief

  • Expertise: Personal finance
  • Education: The Pennsylvania State University

 


Pearly Huang is the copy chief for LendingTree and its family of brands, which includes CompareCards, DepositAccounts, MagnifyMoney, Student Loan Hero and ValuePenguin. As copy chief, Pearly oversees the copy editing and fact-checking process for all personal finance content that is published on LendingTree and its brands.

Prior to joining LendingTree, Pearly worked at the copy and research desks at several major publishing companies such as American Express Publishing, TIME Inc., Condé Nast and Hearst. She also has extensive freelance experience working at digital media brands, such as the Huffington Post and Vox Media.

Pearly got her start in hyperlocal journalism, where she was a reporter for Time Out New York, Patch.com and The Huffington Post.

Pearly’s formal education includes a B.A. in journalism and a B.A. in English studies from The Pennsylvania State University.

Articles by Pearly Huang

Despite Federal Reserve Rate Hikes, 76% of Lower Credit Card APR Requests Were Granted in Past Year

More than 3 in every 4 cardholders who asked for a lower interest rate on one of their credit cards in the past year got... read more

Average Monthly Payment on New Mortgage in US Tops $2,300 — See How Your State Compares

Though mortgage rates have fluctuated over the past several months, they’re still relatively steep, especially compared to record lows during the height of the COVID-19... read more

Engagement Ring Financing

Shiny new engagement rings can represent the start of a new chapter in your life, but they can come with flashy price tags that can... read more

Should You Use a Personal Loan for Investing?

You may have heard the adage, “It takes money to make money.” Seldom does that feel more true than with investing. Saving money to invest... read more

APR vs. Interest Rate: What’s the Difference?

An interest rate tells you the percentage of a loan that you’ll pay as a fee for borrowing that money, while an APR (annual percentage... read more

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