Iris Lumelle

Fashion, trends, and smart shopping inspire me to write and try out new ideas. I’m Iris Lumelle, an author at RewardPay, and I enjoy helping people shop smarter by sharing deals, trends, and tips that make it easier to save money.

My interest in English and writing led me to pursue a dual degree in English, which has given me the confidence to explore different writing styles and share my ideas creatively. For the past two years at RewardPay, I’ve written about deals, savings, and shopping tips. I like reading, keeping up with new trends, and turning what I learn into useful content. I also love jewellery and often shop at brands like GIVA and Amazon, especially when I can find good discounts during special sales.

At RewardPay, I look for discounts, deals, and coupons that really help shoppers. I keep an eye on brand promotions, seasonal sales, and special offers to find the best ones to share. Before I write about any deal, I make sure it’s useful at the moment. My aim is to write reliable, interesting articles that help readers shop smarter, stay up to date with trends, and save money.

1. What’s one money-saving habit you think everyone should try?

One money-saving habit everyone should try is planning purchases instead of giving in to impulse shopping. It’s easy to get caught up in limited-time offers or flashy product ads, but not every deal is worth your money. I recommend keeping a list of items you really need or have been considering for a while, whether it’s clothing, electronics, or household essentials. Then, wait for the right time to buy, like during seasonal sales, holiday discounts, or using verified promo codes.

This habit helps you save money and makes your shopping more intentional. Instead of filling your space with things you won’t use or will regret, you focus on purchases that provide real value. I also believe in choosing quality over quantity. A slightly more expensive item that lasts longer is often a better investment than something cheap that wears out quickly.

By being patient and thoughtful, you’ll find that saving money doesn’t mean giving up what you want. It means getting it at the right time and for the right price.

2. How do you decide which brands get featured in seasonal roundups?

When I select brands for seasonal roundups at RewardPay, I focus on what really helps the shopper. I begin by considering the most relevant categories for the season, like festive gifts, winter wear, or back-to-school items. Then, I match them with brands that offer strong, temporary deals. For me, it’s not just about large discounts; it’s also about quality and trust.

I make sure the brands I choose have a good reputation, reliable service, and products that people want. I also pay attention to what’s trendy and what shoppers are searching for. If a brand offers exclusive promo codes, bundle savings, or free shipping, it definitely catches my eye.

Ultimately, I want every brand in a roundup to feel useful, not just promotional. By featuring brands that provide real value and improve the shopping experience, I aim to make shopping during key seasons easier and more affordable.

3. What makes working at Rewardpay different from other companies?

What makes working at RewardPay different from other companies is the great work-life balance and the freedom to share ideas openly. As someone in my first job, I feel lucky to be part of a team that is supportive and encourages creativity. I genuinely enjoy content creation here because I can explore ideas and contribute in meaningful ways, which is very motivating.

The flexible work culture makes it easy to manage tasks without pressure. The workflow is smooth and organised. Everyone on the team is approachable, creating a comfortable and collaborative environment where I always feel heard. Even as a beginner, I have never felt out of place or overwhelmed.

RewardPay stands out because it mixes structure with creative freedom. This balance helps me grow both personally and professionally. It’s a place where your ideas matter, your work is appreciated, and the process is clear from start to finish.