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

The bank charges reclaiming campaign is not over despite the blow of the Supreme Court ruling in favour of current account providers in the landmark test case.

25 November 2009

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has ended the waiver which allows current account providers to suspend bank charges claims.

25 November 2009

The Supreme Court has overturned High Court and Court of Appeal rulings and said bank charges don't have to be assessed for fairness.

25 November 2009

It's the question we've been waiting years to know the answer to: whether excessive overdraft fees of up to £35 a time for slipping overlimit can be deemed fair by law.

24 November 2009

British Gas (BG) says it is ending estimated billing for customers but won't allow many on its cheap tariffs to benefit from this new initiative.

24 November 2009

Banks face tough questions from their trade body over the way they handle complaints from overdraft charges victims in hardship.

20 November 2009

Abbey's two million mortgage holders will be able to get a virtually fee-free current account from January, though it can be beaten.

19 November 2009

Nationwide customers in hardship could be entitled to automatic refunds for overdraft overlimit fees if they've yet to make a compensation request.

19 November 2009

Low income households are to be given greater help paying for their energy.

18 November 2009

The Queen has today announced measures to improve financial education and establish a national reclaiming body as part of legislation in the Financial Services Bill.

18 November 2009

The Supreme Court will reveal the result in the latest stage of the bank charges legal saga on Wednesday week, it announced today.

17 November 2009

Britons who sold a property in Spain between 1997 and 2006 could be elgible for thousands of pounds of compensation, it is claimed.

17 November 2009

Parents will have to wait until next month's pre-Budget Report before discovering whether the Government intends to push through plans to scrap tax breaks on childcare vouchers.

16 November 2009

Savers who have overpaid tax are being encouraged to claim back their share of a pot worth well over £200 million.

16 November 2009

Energy prices are unlikely to rise over the next year, leading energy analysts have told MoneySavingExpert.com. Some even expect a much-needed fall.

12 November 2009

Unemployment climbed by 30,000 over the three months to 30 September to reach 2.46 million, official figures showed today.

11 November 2009