Patrick O'Donnell is a Finance Reporter at GB News. He specializes in various money topics, including mortgages, interest rates, inflation, and personal finance, with a keen focus on banking and financial services. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including MyLondon, Daily Express, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Patrick O'Donnell
The energy supplier is urging Britons to cut their energy usage as part of a scheme that could bring their bills down
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Upcoming changes to the tax regime will impact workplace salary sacrifice pension schemes
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Oxfam has warned up to 100 of its stores could be forced to close amid a 'difficult economic climate'.
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Millions are at risk of falling into HMRC's £100,000 tax trap - are you?
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Wynsors has launched discount sales across multiple stores that are earmarked for closure
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Store closures are ramping up across the UK with a much-loved shore retailer preparing to shut down multiple shops in the months ahead.
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Last year, Royal Mail confirmed plans to axe its second-class delivery service on Saturdays in an effort to meet delivery targets
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Tax experts are sounding the alarm over the impact fiscal drag is having on people's hard-earned cash
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Older Britons are being reminded that the new state pension alone could be liable for tax for the first time ever
By: Patrick O'Donnell
Under the triple lock, the state pension rises each year by the rate of inflation, average wage growth, or 2.5 per cent; whichever is highest
