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George Harrison

George Harrison

Lead Writer

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Education

  • BA, London School of Economics and Political Science

Previous Experience

  • Freelance author and editor
  • Freelance copywriter
  • News and Feature Writer, Sun Online
George Harrison is a lead writer at NerdWallet. A graduate of the London School of Economics, George has worked as a professional writer for almost a decade, with articles appearing in The Sun, The Mirror, and The Telegraph. George has also appeared as a panelist on Channel 5 News, Sunday Morning Live, and the Sky News Press Preview. George is the editor of four published books and is the co-author of Inside Allenwood, a non-fiction book about the rise and fall of a British banker.

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We know that launching a new business can be daunting as well as exciting, and one of the first big decisions you’ll have to make is deciding which company structure…

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If you run a small business, then balance transfer business credit cards could be a useful tool in your financial arsenal. Used responsibly, balance transfer cards can help you reduce…

How to Apply for the Government’s Growth Guarantee Scheme

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Business Credit Cards for Travel

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Business Credit Cards With Rewards

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Ever Thought of Starting a Business? Here’s How.

If you’ve always dreamed of starting your own business, you’ve come to the right place. Our new business hub has all the info and resources you need to give your…

What is a Business Charge Card and How are They Different from Credit Cards?

Unlike credit cards, charge cards don’t offer a line of credit and must be paid off in full each month. Read on to see how they could benefit your business.

Can a Business Credit Card Boost Your Credit Score?

There are lots of advantages to taking out a business credit card – and one of them is that if you use your card responsibly, you can boost your business…

Business Plan Template: Use our Free Downloadable Tool to Produce a Plan for Your New Business

Whether you’ve just started out on your own, or are launching a new business, you’ll need a business plan to keep on track and convince investors that your business will…

How to Start a Beauty Business in Five Steps

If you’re passionate about all things beauty, then starting your own beauty business could be a great way to turn a profit from your creativity. Our guide is all lip…

How to Start a Tutoring Business

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How to Start a Courier Business

Could you make a success out of transporting goods from A to B? Being a courier can be rewarding and profitable if you follow these five steps, including researching the…

How to Start a Taxi Business

All you need is a set of wheels and a couple of licences to get started as a taxi driver. It’s an accessible business opportunity that allows you to meet…

How to Start a Car Rental Business in 5 Steps

Starting a car rental business is a big investment, but it can bring big rewards. Here’s how to research, budget and launch anything from a wedding day car hire business…

What Labour’s Win Means for Your Small Business

Now we know that Labour will form the next government, we unpack the policies that may affect the UK’s millions of small businesses.
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