Katie Binns
Katie is staff writer at The Money Edit. She was the former staff writer at The Times and The Sunday Times. Her experience includes writing about personal finance, culture, travel and interviews celebrities. Her investigative work on financial abuse resulted in a number of mortgage prisoners being set free - and a nomination for the Best Personal Finance Story of the Year in the Headlinemoney awards 2021.
Latest articles by Katie Binns
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Best personal loans March 2023
When looking for the best personal loans, we recommend you borrow at the cheapest rate. Here are the best personal loans on the market
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Missed payments at alarmingly high levels - how you can get help
New data shows the number of people struggling with debt has remained high in February and March. We explain how to get help
By Katie Binns • Published
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UK house prices latest: house prices are going down
What’s really going on with UK house prices? We explain the latest house price trends, mortgage deals and if now is a good time to buy or sell a home
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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State pension underpayment warning - have you been underpaid and eligible for more than £11,500?
Thousands of retirees, mainly women, are still owed money by the government after being underpaid their state pension. We explain what you need to know
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Will energy prices go down in 2023?
As households grapple with a big increase in their electricity and gas bills, we look at energy prices and if they could fall in 2023
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Barclays to close another 14 branches in June - the full list
Barclays are closing a further 14 branches in addition to the 55 already announced this year. Here’s everything you need to know
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Best 0% interest purchase credit cards March 2023
The best 0% interest purchase credit cards can help you spread the cost of a big purchase - if used correctly. Here are the best deals.
By Katie Binns • Last updated
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Government confirms Energy Price Guarantee extension
The Energy Price Guarantee extension means household energy bills will remain at £2,500 for an extra three months
By Katie Binns • Published
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State pension: deadline extended to boost your pension by thousands
State pension: does it pay to buy National Insurance credits?We explain when it pays – and when it doesn't
By Katie Binns • Last updated