Josh Kirby is a Money Writer for The Times, specializing in personal finance and money management. With a focus on providing practical advice and insights, Josh covers a range of topics including investment strategies, consumer trends, and financial news impacting individuals in the United Kingdom.
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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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You may be forgiven for thinking that we work harder than our neighbours across the Channel.
Telegraph Money speaks to four people who have made the move north of the border
By: Josh Kirby
Britain’s wealthy might want to brush up on their Italian ahead of Reeves’s Budget raid
Britons are being urged not to make rash financial decisions before the Budget
The tax-free pension lump sum is a key feature of retirement planning for millions of people who are budgeting for their future. If you are aged 55 or over, you are entitled to take up to 25pc of your private pension as a tax-free lump sum up to a maximum of £268,275.
Five shielding techniques that should be on your radar ahead of the Budget
Grieving families face average £65,000 bill in Rachel Reeves’s ‘cruel’ Budget blow
By: Josh Kirby
Britain’s entrepreneurial families face selling up to cover higher inheritance tax bills
The Budget’s inheritance tax raid risks the closure of decades-old family firms, businesses have warned.
Josh Kirby 3 min read The Budget's inheritance tax raid risks the closure of decades-old family firms, businesses have warned.
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