George Nixon is a Reporter at The Times and The Sunday Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, real estate, and personal finance, with a keen focus on mortgage rates and market trends in the United Kingdom. George has been featured in Lexology, The Times, and Inverclyde Now, and was nominated for Young Journalist of the Year in 2023 by the Wincott Foundation.
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George Nixon's articles primarily focus on personal finance, particularly banking, savings, mortgages, insurance and financial services within the UK. His coverage includes a significant amount of cited data and government announcements.
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From energy bills to credit card deals, there are savings to be made from a quick and simple reorganisation of your finances, says George Nixon
By: Lucy Andrews, Ali Hussain, Frederica Miller, Jessica Sharkey, Rachel Mortimer, Holly Mead, George Nixon
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A price war among lenders could spell good news for buyers
A third of new year’s resolutions are about money. We choose the ones worth keeping
By: George Nixon, Jack Barnett, Oliver Wright, Steven Swinford
The chancellor is seeking advice from cabinet members as market turmoil derails the government’s strategy
Bad news for homeowners as the rise in yields on government bonds could spell a swift end to the rate war
By: George Nixon, Mehreen Khan, Steven Swinford, Oliver Wright
Rachel Reeves pledges to break with Conservative policy and forge closer links with the country as she arrives in Beijing
Your current account could be moved and your mortgage bought up by another bank — but there is no need to panic, says George Nixon
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