Guy has extensive experience in personal finance journalism having joined The Money Edit after 13 years at MoneySavingExpert.com, most recently as deputy editor, and working closely alongside Martin Lewis.
He has also worked at the Daily Mail as a personal finance reporter and his work has appeared in The Sun, Guardian, Observer, Mirror and other national newspapers.
As a money and consumer expert, Guy is a regular guest on TV and radio – appearing on BBC News, BBC Radio 4, Sky News, ITV News and more.
Guy also often speaks at events and appears on personal finance discussion panels. He has also been a judge for numerous industry awards.
When he is not working on helping the public save money, he thinks he's a good bargain-hunter, whether by haggling on his broadband bill or spending hours researching the cheapest hotels for family holidays. But he's less good with his money when it comes to football, witnessed by the £1,400 he shells out each year on his Arsenal season ticket.
Latest articles by Guy Anker
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If Martin Lewis says the Government’s £400+ cost of living support is decent then it is, but tough times lie ahead and we all need to get savvy
Sunak’s help package is much-needed, but let's not lose sight of rising inflation, writes The Money Edit’s Guy Anker
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E.on raised my energy direct debit from £42 to £116 a month - how I fought back, and how you can too
Is your energy company playing fair? Here’s what The Money Edit’s Guy Anker did when his energy company almost tripled his monthly payment
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Opinion: Why everyone should check their savings account rate to boost returns
Following the Bank of England’s base rate rise, The Money Edit’s Guy Anker discusses why it’s time to review your cash savings
