
George Harrison
Lead Writer & Content Strategist
Resume
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.
The latest from George
Tool Insurance: Everything You Need To Know
Your tools are your livelihood, and you’d be lost (and unable to work) without them. That’s precisely why you should protect your kit by taking out tool insurance.
What is Capital Gains Tax?
Capital gains tax (CGT) is a tax charged on the profit gained from the sale of an asset such as stocks or property. Read on to find out how it…
What is Council Tax and How Does It Work?
Your home’s council tax band mostly determines the size of your bill, but it may be possible to drive down the cost by taking advantage of various exemptions. Read on…
Income Tax: Everything You Need to Know
Income tax is charged on most forms of income, but the way you pay depends on your employment. Read on to learn how income tax works for you.
Tax Services: What You Need to Know About Filing Your Taxes
If you are self-employed, earn income from an additional revenue stream or claim some benefits, then you may need to file your own tax return. Read on to understand the…
How to Pay Taxes
UK income tax and National Insurance is typically paid at source, via pay as you earn (PAYE). However, additional tax payments, including any Self-Assessment payments, can also be paid online.…
Inheritance Tax: Thresholds, Allowances and Relief Explained
Inheritance tax is typically charged when someone leaves behind an estate worth more than £325,000. Understanding how inheritance tax works ensures your heirs will receive the money or assets you…
Small Business & Start Up Business Grants in Scotland in 2025
If you’re a business based or operating in Scotland, it’s worth being aware of the grants that could be available to you. Here’s how much is on offer and the…
Dividend Tax Rates 2025/26
HMRC requires you to pay tax on all types of income, including from dividend payments. However, there are tax-free allowances in play, and dividend tax is charged at varying rates.…
Using a Tax Adviser or Accountant For Your Tax Return
A tax adviser or accountant can file your tax return for you, taking a lot of stress out of the process, but their services can come at a price. Learn…
How to Set Up as a Sole Trader
If you have income from self-employment, you may have to set up as a sole trader. Sole traders have responsibilities including keeping accurate records and managing their accounts. You may…
What is Making Tax Digital?
All VAT-registered businesses are now required to comply with Making Tax Digital, and, by April 2027, many other businesses will need to keep digital records and file their tax returns…
How National Insurance Works
National Insurance is a tax paid by most UK workers. Here, we explain how it’s calculated, how to check how much you’ve paid, and the effect of contributions on your…
Self-Employed Expenses: How to Reduce Your Tax Bill
Keeping on top of your self-employed expenses is key to reducing your overall tax bill. But what exactly can you claim for? And how do you submit your expenses? Read…
Entrepreneurs’ Relief: What Is It and How Do I Claim It?
If you are looking to sell your business, or even just part of your company, you should get to grips with Entrepreneurs’ Relief. Now called Business Asset Disposal Relief, it…