Josh Kirby is a Senior Money Writer at The Telegraph. He specializes in finance and personal finance, with a focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and saving and investing. Josh's work has been featured in notable publications including The i Paper, Yahoo Finance UK, and The Times.
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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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When Nicole returned to Bury St Edmunds after six weeks visiting family back home in Utah, she noticed the difference almost immediately, and not just in the cost of living.
Just three decades ago, it would have been incredibly unusual for a worker to arrive at the office, sit down at a desk just six feet from a colleague and message them on their computer before speaking to them in person. Today, it doesn’t raise an eyebrow.
In Germany, Denmark, Austria and Switzerland, homeownership is unusual. We look at why tenants have it so good
By: Josh Kirby
A RUSH of savers have been selling their investments in British stocks recently as market jitters build in the run-up to Andy Burnham’s budget next month. When lots of savers sell at once, this can…
Max Jones has a degree and a job in public relations in London, which makes him one of the lucky ones.
By: Josh Kirby
Max Jones has a degree and a job in public relations in London, which makes him one of the lucky ones.
Property prices in southern England, coupled with mortgage rates and stamp duty, are forcing residents to look further afield when they want to get on the ladder
BITCOIN is never away from the headlines for long, and with the price beginning to climb again, investors are speculating about whether this could be the start of a new rocket run. The origin…
There is no shortage of offerings for those thinking about getting into investing: stocks and shares, gold, cryptocurrency and property have all attracted young buyers hoping to turn a profit.
