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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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Record rise in car insurance costs
The cost of car insurance is rising at its fastest rate on record, research reveals today.
22 October 2009
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Banking rule-book changes explained
Anyone with a current or savings account will have been told of "important changes to your account" over the past few weeks by their provider.
20 October 2009
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Anger over new Halifax overdraft fees
Halifax/Bank of Scotland (Hbos) is facing a customer revolt over new overdraft charges that mean many current account holders will pay far higher fees.
20 October 2009
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FSA mortgage crackdown: how it affects you
Anyone recently self-employed or who cannot prove their income could be excluded from getting a mortgage under proposals announced today by the City regulator.
19 October 2009
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FSA plans self-cert mortgage ban
The City watchdog announced proposals today to ban self-certification mortgages and ensure all borrowers prove their ability to repay in advance.
19 October 2009
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PPI sales ban setback following Barclays appeal
The ban on debt insurance sales in its current form cannot go ahead, a tribunal has ruled.
16 October 2009
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Unfair price promotions to come under OFT microscope
The competition watchdog today said it is investigating potentially misleading pricing practices to help protect consumers.
15 October 2009
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Nationwide revives £50 current account bonus
Nationwide has revived its £50 bonus paid to those who make its FlexAccount their main current account.
14 October 2009
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Unemployment rises by 88,000
Unemployment climbed by 88,000 over the three months to August to reach 2.47 million, official figures showed today.
14 October 2009
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Could the debt write-off industry become a write-off?
Consumers have been told by a claims firm they have little chance of getting debt wiped out by challenging a credit agreement.
14 October 2009
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Free delivery on Amazon UK items
You can now get free delivery on most items bought from online shopping giant Amazon.co.uk.
13 October 2009
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Inflation hits five-year low
Inflation slumped to a five-year low during September, official figures showed today.
13 October 2009
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State pension payout likely to rise by £2.40 a week
The basic state pension rate is likely to increase by £2.40 a week for every pensioner from next April.
13 October 2009
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ING reassures savers following rival Dutch bank's collapse
Dutch bank ING says it is in good health, following the collapse of fellow Netherlands-based DSB Bank.
12 October 2009
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Government: Student loan sale won't push up rates
The Government has confirmed student loan rates will not rise for borrowers as a result the planned sale of the loan book.
12 October 2009
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Energy prices could jump by 60%
The cost of a typical family's annual energy bill could soar to £2,000 because of the volatility of the energy market and the huge investment required.
9 October 2009