Since joining OneFamily over nine years ago, Gemma has worked in a variety of roles that support our customers and communities – including member benefits and charity partnership programmes.
With an Undergraduate degree in Psychology (University of Reading), Gemma blends her interest in how people think with a deep understanding of our customers and products. Her aim is to create content that helps people understand the often complex world of finance, and ultimately choose the product that's right for them.
When she's not writing about all things finance, Gemma can be found running the trails on the South Downs (in all weathers!)
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Advantages and considerations to keep in mind when opening a lifetime ISA (LISA), including eligibility and rules.
Gemma Bellamy and Simon Hartshorn Written by a human, not AI If you don’t use your lifetime ISA the way the government intended, you could be charged a government withdrawal charge on the money you take out. Lifetimes ISAs can be a great way to save for your first home or for life after 60. […]
Five key things you should know about lifetime ISAs to decide if it’s the right product for you.
Lifetime ISAs can help you buy your first home sooner. It’s important to understand the eligibility criteria to work out if it’s right for you.
Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) is a great opportunity for our members to have their say. At our 2025 AGM we celebrated turning 50.
OneFamily CEO, Jim Islam, spoke to SENDA, the UK Alliance of Special Educational Needs & Disability Advisers, about our CTF access campaign.
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Your first home will likely be the biggest thing you need to save for. But there are ways to get on the property ladder faster.
Helping your children through university isn’t easy, but understanding the costs and funding options available is a good place to start.
Learning to budget and make a plan to grow your money at a young age can help protect you financially in the future.
Meet more members of this team:
Frankie Entwistle
Frankie is OneFamily's Digital Content Lead and has over two years' experience and advocates for accessible investing.
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Ines Pena
Ines, OneFamily’s Digital Content Executive, joined three years ago with extensive writing experience across multiple industries.
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