
John Fitzsimons
John Fitzsimons has been writing about finance since 2007, and is a former editor of Mortgage Solutions and loveMONEY. Since going freelance in 2016 he has written for publications including The Sunday Times, The Mirror, The Sun, The Daily Mail and Forbes, and is committed to helping readers make more informed decisions about their money.
Latest articles by John Fitzsimons
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First class stamp prices to pass £1 for first time ‒ how to save on stamps now
Why the price of first and second class stamps is increasing
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Rare and valuable coins: is your spare change worth a fortune?
Certain rare coins are highly sought after by collectors, and could be worth hundreds or even thousands of pounds.
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Food price inflation hits another record high
Why food price inflation has hit a new high, and how shoppers are reacting
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Ocado launches Tesco price promise ‒ will it save you money on your supermarket shopping?
Ocado will now match the prices it charges for certain products with what you would pay at Tesco.
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Biggest house prices drop in a decade, says Nationwide
Why annual house price growth has fallen to the lowest level in a decade
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Cashback websites vs cashback credit cards vs cashback current accounts: which is best?
The pros and cons of using cashback websites, cashback credit cards and cashback current accounts
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How to beat the insurance pay monthly swindle and save £50+
How does paying monthly for insurance affect the cost of your policy
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Inflation drops again to 10.1% ‒ what does it mean for your money?
How has the rate of inflation changed and what does it mean for your money?
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The best and worst banks for online safety
Which banks offer the most protection from scammers, and which are the best reliable?
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Santander 123 account ups interest to 2%: is it worth switching?
The pros and cons of the Santander 123 current account
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Top cashback sites and apps to make money when you shop
Using cashback sites and apps like Quidco, Cheddar or TopCashback can help you get some money back each and every time you shop online
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How to clear your student overdraft
What are the options open to graduates looking to clear their student overdraft?
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Nectar Big Points Bonanza: boost your Nectar points balance this week
Earn thousands of extra Nectar points by 4 February through Nectar Big Points Bonanza
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House prices drop for fifth straight month: 10 places least and most vulnerable to house price crash
As house prices drop for the fifth month in a row, we reveal the 10 areas of the UK most immune to falling property prices
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What are interest rates?
It’s one of the main features to look for with any financial product is the interest rate, but what are interest rates?
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Cost of basic groceries up 30%, Which? reveals
The price of essential grocery items like butter, milk and cheese has increased significantly over the last year ‒ we highlight where prices are rising the most, and how to reduce your grocery bills
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Inflation drops to 10.5% ‒ what it means for your money
The rate of inflation eased in December, but prices are still rising sharply. We explain everything you need to know about why inflation is high, and what the future may hold.
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20 best places to work in the UK revealed
Which employers are the best places to work? And how can you get the most out of your current bosses?
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New John Lewis reward credit card: is it worth it?
There are a host of rewards credit cards around today. How does the John Lewis Partnership credit card compare?
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Divorce day: What divorce means for your money
We explain what a divorce means for elements of your money, such as your mortgage and pension. And the impact of the cost of living crisis.
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Key dates for your money in 2023
Mark these key dates for your money in your 2023 diary so you can give your finances a helping hand throughout the year
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11 personal finance changes to plan for in 2023
There are some things you can be certain will affect your finances in 2023. We explain what’s coming your way.
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First King Charles banknotes revealed
The first banknotes including the image of the new monarch have been revealed, and will enter circulation in 2024.
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Premium Bond alternatives: savings accounts that offer chance to win prizes
Going for a savings account that offers prizes may mean you give up on interest, in the hope of landing a beefy cash prize
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