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Mark Palmer is the long-time Editor of Finance Monthly, having led the publication for over 15 years. With a deep-rooted knowledge of global finance, Mark has covered everything from fintech innovations and IPO markets to mergers and acquisitions. His editorial career includes in-depth interviews with some of the most influential names in the finance world, offering unique insight into the strategies shaping today’s economic landscape. When he's not writing about the latest financial news Mark is a keen marathon runner and is aiming for a sub-3 hour marathon later this year.

Articles by Mark Palmer

The Best CFO Networking Groups in 2026

10th September 2026
Finance leaders who want a small, confidential room of peers rather than a large professional body should start with ForumSpace. It is the only group on this list built around matching a CFO into a standing Forum of six to eight members, which is a fundamentally different proposition from a 9,000 member network or a […]
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Pros and Cons of Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance

9th September 2026
How often a car is driven impacts the type of insurance that may suit it. Some vehicles are driven daily, while others are used occasionally. Pay-As-You-Drive car insurance considers vehicle usage while determining premiums, making it a worthwhile option for specific driving patterns. Also, it offers flexibility under certain conditions and limitations. Comparing the available […]
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IRS Tax Debt Relief: The Options Explained, and How to Choose the Right One

9th September 2026
Owing money to the IRS is one of the most stressful financial situations a person can face — and one of the most misunderstood. The agency's reputation for overwhelming power leaves many taxpayers assuming there's nothing to be done but pay in full or brace for the worst. In reality, the IRS offers a structured […]
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Who May Be Liable in a SIM Swap Lawsuit After Crypto Theft in Florida?

9th September 2026
An unauthorized transfer of your phone number can let a fraudster intercept authentication codes and enter a cryptocurrency exchange account. That sequence may show that you were robbed. It does not prove that every company involved owes you money. That is the central issue any Florida SIM swap lawsuit has to resolve. Federal data document […]
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How Interactive Tools Can Make Compound Growth Easier to Understand

8th September 2026
Compound interest is one of the most important ideas in long-term personal finance, yet it can be difficult to understand intuitively. The principle is simple: money earns a return, and over time those returns can generate additional returns. What is harder to see is how much the result can change when the starting amount, annual […]
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How Business Licenses and DBA Filings Work Together

8th September 2026
Many entrepreneurs complete several legal requirements before opening their doors or serving customers. Using a DBA filing service and obtaining the required licenses and permits are two common steps, yet they serve different purposes. A DBA allows a business to conduct business under a name different from its legal name, while licenses and permits relate […]
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UAE's 0% Corporate Tax Isn't Automatic: What International Businesses Must Prove to Qualify

8th September 2026
The UAE's 0% corporate tax rate for free zone companies is one of the most frequently cited facts in international business coverage. It is also one of the most frequently misunderstood. Forming a company in a Dubai free zone does not, by itself, produce a 0% tax outcome. It produces eligibility to apply for one, […]
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The Factors That Can Influence Life Insurance Costs

8th September 2026
Understanding the factors that affect insurance costs helps to choose the most cost-effective plans. Insurance premiums are not established based on just one consideration. Companies take into account various aspects related to the client and the policy itself. Therefore, it is essential to know the particular circumstances affecting the price when selecting an option. In […]
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The Startup Market Is Telling Founders What to Build. Most Are Still Not Listening.

7th September 2026
There is a peculiar contradiction at the centre of today’s startup economy. Entrepreneurs have never had access to more information about markets, consumers and technological change, nor have they ever been able to build and test new products so quickly. At the same time, I continue to see founders approaching entrepreneurship in precisely the opposite […]
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The Week Nobody Budgets For: What Actually Happens to a Family's Money After a Death

5th September 2026
There is a stretch of about ten days after somebody dies that almost no household has planned for. Not emotionally, which is understandable, but financially, which is fixable. It works like this. Someone dies on a Tuesday. By Thursday the family is expected to make decisions that carry a five figure price tag. By the […]
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Armin Ordodary on Why Fintech Founders Underestimate Regulatory Risk Until a Regulator Comes Knocking

5th September 2026
Fintech founders rarely ignore regulation outright. The more common pattern is subtler: they treat regulatory exposure as a moving boundary that can be managed later, once product-market fit, transaction volume, or geographic reach justifies the cost. For a while, that judgment can look rational. The company launches, partners sign, customers arrive, and no regulator objects. […]
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What Should Couples Share, Separate and Automate in Their Finances?

4th September 2026
Combining finances does not have to mean combining every dollar. For many couples, the better arrangement is a shared financial layer: both people know how household bills are being handled, both contribute toward common goals, and both can still keep some spending and accounts separate. A household money system is simply a set of rules […]
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