Miles Brignall is a consumer issues journalist for The Guardian, specializing in money-related topics. His articles cover a wide range of subjects, from housing market trends and financial disputes to consumer rights and energy costs. Miles' work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Finance Singapore, Yahoo Finance UK, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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United Kingdom (National)
Miles Brignall predominantly covers personal finance topics, with a focus on consumer issues related to banking, mortgages, energy bills, car troubles, insurance, and the UK housing market. He often cites data and reports on government announcements.
When reaching out to Miles for potential coverage or expert commentary opportunities, consider providing insights or data that can help consumers navigate financial challenges in these specific areas. As he often provides "how-to" guides in his articles, offering practical advice or solutions could be particularly valuable.
Given his focus on consumer issues within the United Kingdom's financial landscape and frequent use of data references and government announcements as sources of information for his articles suggests that pitches should align with this geographic scope while also providing tangible solutions or insights into prevalent financial concerns.
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By: Miles Brignall
The space owner in Edinburgh told us to use ‘any spot available’, then we got the ticket
By: Miles Brignall
Using the JustPark app resulted in a penalty charge because the owner of the space said use ‘any available spot'. Photograph: mundissima/Alamy
By: Miles Brignall
If your current car is on the way out and you think an electric replacement is too expensive, think again.
By: Miles Brignall
A secondhand EV is a possibility for many families as the cost of desirable models, including Kias and Teslas, falls to £15,000
By: Miles Brignall
The term of the guarantee or warranty starts with the first purchase, not when the last replacement was sent out. Photograph: Brook Fabian/Alamy
By: Miles Brignall
After having them replaced twice for free, it seems the manufacturer is no longer obliged to help
Many of the car’s safety features are useless without the device, and the company has known about this problem for years
Sabbaticals are now a top workplace trend, but before you take the plunge, here it what you need to consider
By: Miles Brignall
4-min read BMW X5 was one ‘type of car' that insurer Churchill has decided it will no longer cover. Photograph: MediaWorld/Alamy
By: Miles Brignall
The company had stopped my annual renewal without telling me and I don’t know a reason
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