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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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.
Price pressures and bean shortages threaten a traditionally affordable caffeine hit
Espresso is sacred in Italy. Here, it's normal to drop into a bar, knock back a quick shot, and leave a single euro on the counter before dashing back to the office.
By: Fran Ivens, Josh Kirby
Those who wish to reverse their pre-Budget decision are stuck with limited options
Wave of landlords convert family homes into accommodation – and residents pay the price
By: Josh Kirby
For all of its pre-election promises, Labour's Budget offered little incentive to first-time buyers hoping to get on Britain's property market.
Aspiring homeowners offered little incentive to get on Britain’s post-Budget property ladder
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