Patrick-Collinson
Patrick Collinson
Editor, Money
“The new section has more in common with consumer magazines such as "Which?" than traditional personal finance sections.”
The Guardian's new Money section is about "news you can use". It recognises that most people want to (a) find the best deals for their money and (b) not spend all their life trying to find that deal. They want short, snappy advice from a trusted source.
The new section has more in common with consumer magazines such as "Which?" than traditional personal finance sections. It enjoys a far broader reach than other sections, giving as much coverage to issues such as broadband deals, the best mobiles, cutting the cost of gas and electricity, etc, as to mainstream finance topics such as pensions, mortgages and investment.

It is exclusively, partnering with "Which?" to provide readers with comprehensive monthly consumer surveys, and has hired Martin Lewis of MoneySavingExpert.com to provide a weekly penetrating analysis of the best deals available to consumers.
It is more colourful - the first full-colour money section in the market - more upbeat and, we hope, more useful than any other personal finance section.

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