Anne Ashworth is a financial journalist who focuses on the national market in the United Kingdom. She writes for publications such as This Is Money, Cigalah Group, and MailOnline. Anne covers a range of topics including investment opportunities, real estate, market trends, and consumer finance.
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Anne's articles focus on investment analysis and often cite data. She frequently covers topics related to home design, UK stocks, Berkshire Hathaway, Christmas trends, and small caps.
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By: Anne Ashworth
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