Josh Kirby is a Money Writer at various prominent publications. He specializes in finance, personal finance, real estate, and investment, with a keen interest in markets and academia, particularly within the context of the United Kingdom and North America. Josh's insights and analyses have been featured in The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance UK, The Times, and several other notable outlets.
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Josh Kirby's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance, including topics such as money management, mortgage rates, banking, and consumer savings. His articles often cite data and provide how-to guides related to personal financial matters.
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Keep in mind that Josh's geographic focus is national (United Kingdom), so any information provided should relate specifically to the UK market when applicable.
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By: Josh Kirby
Scepticism of cryptocurrency echoes negative reception of Facebook, claims investment chief
By: Fran Ivens, Josh Kirby
Reversing the decision during a ‘cooling-off period’ goes against tax authority’s rules
Businesses scale back on hiring and pay following increased National Insurance burden
A record number of employers are scrapping Christmas bonuses for staff this year following Rachel Reeves's Budget tax raid.
Find out the restrictions and freedoms inmates have on their finances
HM Revenue and Customs has been accused of causing “harm” to savers after it revealed those who rushed to use their tax-free lump sums before the Budget would not be allowed to reverse it.
Furious providers hit back as tax body warns ‘cooling-off’ periods are not permitted
Making sure your finances are in order is the less exciting part of scoping out your later years, but without careful planning it could mean the day you've dreamt of finally leaving work never arrives.
Looming stamp duty raid and increased house price growth spur first-time buyers into action
Prices north of the border are forecast to rise nearly 26pc in the next five years
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