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Madison Hoehn, CFEI

Editor, Credit Cards
  • 7
    Years of experience
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  • Certified Financial Education Instructor℠ (CFEI)
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  • Credit cards
  • Balance transfers
  • Credit scores
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  • Bachelor of Arts in English Literature, Miami University

About the author

Madison Hoehn is a Certified Financial Education Instructor℠ and editor at Bankrate. She joined the Bankrate team in 2024 and brings over seven years of editorial expertise to her work. She’s passionate about making each reader feel seen and meeting them where they are in their financial journey.

Prior to her work at Bankrate, Madison wrote and edited content for BestColleges, specializing in alternative education such as coding bootcamps and trade schools. Her experience also took her to Viident Co., an independent publishing company, where she worked alongside authors to finalize their books for publication.

When she’s not editing for Bankrate, she enjoys yoga, trying her hand at new soup recipes, running and writing creatively.

Madison obtained her bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Miami University.

Madison wants you to know

Being a first-time homeowner, taking out a loan or starting a new credit line can be intimidating. In today's digital world, it can feel like a million different voices are telling you how to handle your finances, and it can be hard to cut through the noise.

The key to building confidence in your financial decision-making is to determine what path work best for your situation. In a world with advice coming at you from all sides, it’s important to first become an expert on you.

It’s never too late to start learning how to use credit cards the right way. No matter your credit history, you can always start building confidence in your financial decisions today.

— Madison Hoehn, CFEI

Madison's Picks

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How a new credit card can fight inflation

A new credit card, timed right and used strategically, can help you fight high prices.

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I was afraid of credit cards. Here are 6 things I learned while getting my first one.

Here are 6 things I learned while getting my first credit card.

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What you need to know about your credit score

Which factors matter the most for your credit score? Here’s our guide.

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How I unlocked a boosted credit card welcome offer and how you can, too

One credit cards editor discusses how she earned 100,000 Amex bonus points.

Madison's latest articles

  • Smiling woman holding credit card while using mobile phone in city

    Wells Fargo Reflect® Card review

    The Wells Fargo Reflect offers perhaps the longest intro APR period on purchases and qualifying balance transfers, but always pay on time to keep this stellar intro APR.

    9 min read Jun 15, 2026

  • Revenued Business Card review

    If you have fair credit but need access to funding for your small business, there's a lot to love with the Revenued Business card. But its mandatory finance charges may prove costly.

    9 min read Jun 15, 2026

  • Indigo Mastercard Review

    The Indigo Mastercard is aimed at those with poor credit, no credit history, or even those who've declared bankruptcy, which means it’s easier to get approved for than other cards.

    8 min read Jun 15, 2026

  • Chase Freedom Flex Review

    The Chase Freedom Flex card is at the top of the cash back game. Its familiar rotating categories are paired with year-round earning categories to ensure maximum rewards.

    10 min read Jun 05, 2026