George Nixon is a journalist for The Times and The Sunday Times, specializing in finance and economics. He has been nominated for Young Journalist of the Year in 2023 by the Wincott Foundation. George's articles cover topics such as mortgage rates, financial meltdowns, frustrating sports teams, and the impact of inflation on mortgages and savings.
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Fill up your Isa, fill up the car — George Nixon looks at how you could make use of tax reliefs before the budget on Wednesday
Expats in Canada, Australia and New Zealand don’t benefit from the triple lock so their income has been shrinking in real terms for decades
By: George Nixon, Rachel Mortimer
Ask our Money journalists what impact the budget will have on your savings, earnings and investments — post your comments now for a live Q&A from 1pm
Lenders already sweating over the compensation bill for the mis-selling of finance deals could be in for an even bigger hit
The budget tax raid means inflation is expected to fall more slowly in a blow to homeowners hoping for lower borrowing costs
Expectations that this week’s decrease will be the last in 2024 are pushing fixed deals up — but there’s still chance to grab the best rates
The government wants us to invest our savings in domestic stocks — but this could come at a price, says George Nixon
Another 11 million buyers who took out loans could be in line for payouts after a court ruling last month — but don’t expect things to move quickly
With mortgage rates rising, house prices stumbling and stamp duty changing, George Nixon assesses the state of play
Sticking with the same bank, insurer, phone and broadband firm costs us a collective £3.4 billion a year. Get switching, says George Nixon
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