Sam Barker is an Assistant Personal Finance Editor at various esteemed publications. He specializes in finance and personal finance, with a keen focus on topics such as insurance, markets, and the economic aspects of holidays and Christmas in the United Kingdom. Sam's work has been featured in prominent outlets including CoventryLive, Daily Mirror, and MailOnline, among others.
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Sam Barker’s coverage focuses primarily on local UK news, particularly home-related topics such as energy efficiency, insurance, and lifestyle. He often cites data and covers government announcements related to personal finance and energy.
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By: Sam Barker
Four in five drivers want cover for windscreens than many deals omit By SAM BARKER Updated:
The Payment Systems Regulator has slammed some interchange fees as 'harmful' and now plans to cap them.
By: Sam Barker
Mastercard and Visa are in the spotlight over a payments probe from the PSR By SAM BARKER Updated:
The 500-year-old postal service is to be acquired in a £3.6 billion deal By SAM BARKER Updated:
A deal to sell Royal Mail has been approved by the Government - with promises to keep to a lot of the things the nation loves about the venerable institution.
My mum, 84, lives by herself with only a small pension plus her state pension as income. She told me that she won't get a Winter Fuel Payment this year/
By: Sam Barker
Let's be honest, we all eat (and drink) a LOT over the Christmas period - so these Boxing Day walks are just the tonic to put the pep back in our step.
Royal Mail has increased the cost of a first-class stamp three times this year, from £1.10 to £1.65.
The increase in bills will pay for upgrades to pipes and reservoirs that water firms argue are sorely needed - but will also go towards paying investors.
By: Sam Barker
In the latest potential crime against Italian food, one London restaurant serving up a 'festive' pigs in blanket pizza.
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