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Molly Greeves

Molly Greeves

News & Investigations Reporter

Molly joined MSE in July 2023, bringing with her two years of experience as a consumer writer for Good Housekeeping, Prima, and Red. Her interest in consumer journalism started at university, when she investigated the unacceptable conditions faced by students in rented housing for her student newspaper. This commitment to advocating on behalf of those who have faced unfairness remains central to her career.

Molly has covered a range of personal finance topics, from clarifying shoppers' rights when a company goes into administration to revealing the celebrities most commonly used by fraudsters in scam adverts. After researching the issues faced by carers who owe Carer's Allowance over payments, she became MSE's resident expert on the topic and has played a big role in our campaign to end the earnings cliff-edge.

Her stories have been featured in major outlets such as The Independent, the Evening Standard, the Daily Mirror and The Sun. In 2024, Molly was shortlisted for Rising Star of the Year at the Headline Money Awards.

Outside of work, you can find Molly chipping away at her novel, browsing charity shops or scouring London for the best pastel de nata.

Latest from Molly Greeves

Power of Attorney.
One person in the UK develops dementia every three minutes. Yet relatives can't just walk into a bank and access your money, even if it is to pay for your care. Unless you've a Power of Attorney, loved ones would need to apply through court, which can be long and costly. So get it sorted – this guide shows you how.
2 March 2026
Get paid to cut energy use.
Energy suppliers are relaunching schemes that pay customers to cut their electricity use at peak times, as part of an ongoing 'demand flexibility service' offered by the National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO), as well offering their own energy-saving schemes. This guide explains how these initiatives work, who's eligible and how you can sign up. 
12 January 2026
A person using their phone to take a photo of a jacket to sell online.
Recent media reports have led many to think that by flogging old, unwanted stuff on eBay and Vinted, you'll now need to pay tax on it. You won't. But if you're trading and making money, whether from selling goods, creating content, providing a service and more, you probably will. This guide helps you work out if you need to declare your income.
11 December 2025
An older couple celebrating getting a refund.
MoneySaver Ray secured a £675 refund from Complete Savings after reading our warning about the 'cashback with a catch' site's misleading 'click to claim' ads. And Ray's not the only one, as we've been swamped with similar successes.
30 September 2025
A teenager working in a café.
Have you ever taken a paid holiday? If you're a young person with a part-time job at a pub, shop or restaurant, you may not be aware that you're entitled to holiday pay – one teenager claimed £240 after her mother helped her find out what she was owed.
5 August 2025
A British Airways plane in the air.
If you had a British Airways (BA) flight or holiday disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, check if you've got an old voucher as millions of pounds' worth are still unclaimed. You'll need to use it to travel before the end of September 2025 – or risk losing it. Below we explain how to search for unused vouchers and how to use them.
29 July 2025