Ali Mercieca
Former Finance Writer and Editor, Ramp
Prior to Ramp, Ali worked with Robinhood on the editorial strategy for their financial literacy articles and with Nearside, an online banking platform, overseeing their banking and finance blog. Ali holds a B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy from York University and can be found writing about editorial content strategy and SEO on her Substack.
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Honors Bilingual Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Psychology, York University
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Finance Writing, Content Strategy
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Read Ali's case study about the content strategy for Nearside's small business banking blog on her Substack.
Articles by Ali Mercieca
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Billable expense income: Definition and examples
Billable expense income is revenue recorded when a client reimburses costs a business paid on their behalf, such as travel, materials, or subcontractor fees.
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Are business credit card payments tax deductible?
Credit card payments themselves aren’t deductible, but the business expenses you charge to your card, plus qualifying interest and fees, may be tax deductible.
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The complete guide to travel and expense management in 2026
Cut T&E chaos with this complete guide to travel and expense management—covering automation, policy best practices, software comparisons, and implementation tips.
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Guide to joint credit cards for business
A joint business credit card is a shared account where two or more owners hold equal access and liability, though true joint cards are increasingly rare.
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Can you use a business credit card for personal expenses?
Using a business credit card for personal expenses isn't illegal, but it still has consequences. Learn everything you need to know about what can happen.
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What is provisional credit?
Provisional credit is temporary bank credit during a debit dispute while the bank investigates fraud or errors under Regulation E.