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Guy Anker

Guy Anker

Deputy Editor & Head of Operations

Guy manages the Editorial team (which writes the content on MSE) and is one of the site's editors, ensuring guides, the weekly email and news stories are in tiptop shape. He also regularly appears on radio and TV as a spokesperson for MSE. He joined MSE in December 2008 after a year as assistant producer on Martin Lewis' It Pays to Watch on Channel 5. Before that, he was a personal finance reporter at the Daily Mail.

His MoneySaving skills are best demonstrated when haggling. He never misses a chance to get a few quid off when shopping for clothes or to cut his digital TV and mobile phone bills by playing the 'I'm going to cancel my account' card.

Latest from Guy Anker

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Spending Review: benefits cut in welfare axe
George Osborne announced a £7 billion hit on the welfare budget today as he took an axe to public spending.
20 October 2010
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Spending Review: TV licence fee frozen for six years
The TV licence fee will be frozen for the next six years, the Chancellor has confirmed.
20 October 2010
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Spending Review: half a million public sector jobs to go
Almost half a million public sector jobs will be lost over the next four years, the Chancellor announced today.
20 October 2010
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Spending Review: state pension age to rise early
The Government is accelerating the rise in the official pension age, the Chancellor has confirmed.
20 October 2010
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Spending Review: TV licence fee frozen for six years
The TV licence fee will be frozen for the next six years, the Chancellor has confirmed.
19 October 2010
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Five-year fixed mortgages at all-time low: should you lock in?
The cost of five-year fixed rate mortgages is at its lowest ever level, prompting some brokers to suggest borrowers should snap them up soon.
19 October 2010
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'Limited hope' offered for some Crown Currency Exchange victims
Victims of the Crown Currency Exchange collapse who ordered money shortly before the company's demise have been given a glimmer of hope of getting their cash back.
19 October 2010
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Tax deadline looming for self assessment payers
The 2.1 million taxpayers who file self assessment returns by post have less than two weeks to hand in their paperwork.
18 October 2010
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Warning over energy prices as Npower pulls top deal
Consumers looking to bag a cheap energy deal have been warned they are running out of time.
18 October 2010
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OFT kills 'debt write-off' industry
Consumers have been warned not to be duped by firms that claim they can write off a loan or credit card debt.
16 October 2010
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Tesco cuts rewards in Clubcard overhaul
Tesco is revamping its Clubcard loyalty scheme by reducing the rewards available for spending vouchers, but it will continue its 'double' offer on collecting points.
14 October 2010
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Consumer Focus axe could cost the public millions
The public could be left millions of pounds a year poorer if the Consumer Focus watchdog is scrapped, it is feared.
14 October 2010
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Pensions tax relief slashed to save £4 billion a year
The amount of pension savings on which people receive a tax break is to be slashed to less than a fifth of its current level to save £4 billion a year, the Treasury announced today.
14 October 2010
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Santander takes consumer side in PPI battle
Santander has broken ranks and become an unlikely consumer champion by refusing to take part in controversial legal plans by banks to block mass compensation to payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling victims.
13 October 2010
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Banks join Lloyds in freezing PPI claims
Lloyds Banking Group has been joined by many of its rivals in freezing payment protection insurance (PPI) claims.
13 October 2010
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Isa limit to rise to £10,670
The annual Isa limit for savers is set to rise to around £10,670 from April next year.
13 October 2010