Jonathan Guthrie is a former Head of Lex at the Financial Times. He specializes in finance, personal finance, trading, and various aspects of the real estate market, including commercial and residential real estate, as well as water management and environmental issues. His work has been featured in the Financial Times, The Australian Financial Review, and The Business Times.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United Kingdom (National)
Not enough data
Jonathan Guthrie’s articles primarily focus on opinion editorials related to finance, investing, banking, regulation, and real estate. His coverage also includes legal policy regulations.
If you are looking to pitch to Jonathan Guthrie, consider providing expert opinions or analysis in the fields of finance, investing, banking or regulation. He is likely interested in thought-provoking pieces with a unique perspective on these topics. Additionally, he may be open to receiving information regarding new regulations or announcements within these industries.
It's important to note that his geographic focus is not specified; hence pitches should be relevant on an international scale unless there is any indication otherwise.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
It’s become the go-to advice for anyone whose white-collar job could be eliminated by AI — but it’s not very realistic
By: Jonathan Guthrie
Ensuring a fund lasts at least 30 years is trickier with asset values falling and prices soaring
English water companies don’t publish numbers on how much waste they spill every year on your behalf — so I’ve estimated it
It’s tempting to blow the lump sum on a sports car — but the more sensible option may be to take it in small amounts like regular income
Price fixation locks in vendors when housing market falters
As we stare down the barrel of another period of rising prices, we need to know which assets provide the best protection
By: Jonathan Guthrie
Pension planning is less straightforward than it used to be — data can help when uncertainties abound
The decline in privately educated pupils has not been as big as many — including me — anticipated
Asset splits are bedevilled by misconceptions — and women come off worst
Estate agents are convinced the UK’s most popular property portal exploits its dominant position — but determining whether vendors foot the bill is tricky
