Sarah Coles is the Head of Personal Finance at Hargreaves Lansdown and a prominent financial journalist. With a focus on personal finance topics, Sarah provides expert analysis and advice on tax, savings, mortgages, investments, and other financial matters. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Hargreaves Lansdown, Yorkshire Post, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo News.
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Sarah Coles focuses mainly on personal finance, with an emphasis on taxes, savings, investments and the gender pay gap. She frequently cites data and provides how-to guides in her articles. If you have expertise in any of these areas and can provide actionable advice or analysis backed by credible data, Sarah may be interested in your insights.
Given Sarah’s national focus on the United Kingdom, she may particularly appreciate pitches that offer a UK-specific angle or address issues relevant to UK residents regarding personal finance matters.
Consider offering expert commentary or unique perspectives related to tax changes, investment strategies specific to the UK market, gender pay gap implications for personal finance decisions, and practical tips for optimizing savings within the context of UK regulations.
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By: Sarah Coles
Your biggest tax fear is about to come true.
Few of us learned about money at school. Even if we had the odd lesson, it was likely to have been occasional, fleeting and forgotten by lunchtime.
By: Sarah Coles
Do you feel lucky? My luck peaked at the age of eight, when I won a Wombles talc at the school tombola. Since then, I’ve been more likely to draw the short straw than the winning ticket
By: Sarah Coles
Susannah and Sarah discuss politics both sides of the pond: UK Budget speculation and what rumoured changes mean for investors, plus what impact the US election is having on companies and markets.
We all like to think we wouldn't fall for a scam, but given that in the first half of this year, fraudsters stole more than half a billion pounds
Millions of renters are trapped in a spiral of ever-increasing prices, but there are still options that can help you escape.
By: Sarah Coles
Rachel Reeves warned us so often that this Budget was going to be painful that as we hobbled away from the announcement wincing, most people were still thanking their lucky stars that it hadn’t been even more agonising. Some of the most alarming rumours completely failed to materialise.
Talk Money Week highlights the important conversations with should be having with family about money.
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