Lindsay Cook
A consultant to several publishing companies, Lindsay is also an award-winning financial journalist and author. Co-founder of MoneyFightClub.com, which offers financial well-being workshops for major British companies. Writes the Money Mentor column for the Weekend Financial Times and appears regularly on Share Radio. Lindsay was a speaker at the Women at the Top Summit in September 2016. She also appeared at the FT Weekend Live Festival.
Lindsay was the first woman to be appointed Business Editor of The Times and subsequently moved into newspaper and magazine management.
She is also the deputy chair of the Citizens Advice Bureau in West Sussex.
She is the co-author of Money Fight Club (Harriman House) with Anne Caborn, a practical guide to saving money the smart way and tackling the High Street rip-offs - from supermarkets to banks and insurance companies. She has also launched a website: moneyfightclub.com, which has loads of resources including downloadable letters of complaint for a wide range of problems.
She also wrote Working Mum: The Survival Guide helping parents to find their way through the intricacies of flexible working and employment law and The Money Diet: Three Months to Financial Fitness, which was serialised in three newspapers.
Lindsay was the first woman to be appointed Business Editor of The Times and subsequently moved into newspaper and magazine management.
She is also the deputy chair of the Citizens Advice Bureau in West Sussex.
She is the co-author of Money Fight Club (Harriman House) with Anne Caborn, a practical guide to saving money the smart way and tackling the High Street rip-offs - from supermarkets to banks and insurance companies. She has also launched a website: moneyfightclub.com, which has loads of resources including downloadable letters of complaint for a wide range of problems.
She also wrote Working Mum: The Survival Guide helping parents to find their way through the intricacies of flexible working and employment law and The Money Diet: Three Months to Financial Fitness, which was serialised in three newspapers.