Aasma Day is a Money People Reporter at The i Paper. She focuses on human interest stories related to personal finance, including topics like retirement planning, saving and investing, and the housing market, while also touching on family relationships and health. Aasma's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, The i Paper, MSN, and HuffPost.
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Aasma's work predominantly focuses on stories related to foster care, children in care, and personal experiences within the UK. Her coverage includes evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and data citation.
Given her focus on personal experiences and support for children in care, Aasma is likely to be interested in pitches that offer firsthand accounts or expert insights into improving the welfare of children in care. Content related to family dynamics and social issues within the context of foster care would also align with her coverage.
Pitches offering perspectives from professionals working directly with children in care or individuals who have experienced life in the system firsthand may resonate well with her audience. It's important to keep a compassionate yet informative tone when reaching out about such sensitive topics.
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Roger is still working at the age of 70, even though he has plenty of money in his pension pot and savings. But he is too terrified to give up work
By: Aasma Day
Sarah Mould knows that if she ever decided to go on a world tour, she would be able to visit her former lodgers in countries as far flung as Australia, Brazil, China, Hong Kong, India and the USA.
By: Aasma Day
Rafe was so desperate for a job while juggling his university studies, he almost fell victim to a scammer
By: Aasma Day
Joanne says her teenage daughter has had many fads which she has catered for over the years. But she refuses to pay out for expensive bottled water so is using a sneaky tactic
By: Aasma Day
Amanda Hibbert is spending her savings on travelling and experiences now while she is well. She will worry about retirement when the time comes
Amanda Hibbert has a tattoo on her arm stating: “You only live once” and it sums up her attitude to the conundrum of spending now or saving for retirement.
By: Aasma Day
Sam Balderstone reveals how she still manages to save money despite being on a limited income. She boosts her pension by doing surveys and market research
When Cathy Redman's mum, Josephine Moran, suffered a fall and broke her hip, her concerned family knew she needed to live somewhere where they knew she would be safer.
In our Money Secrets series, we ask people to confess their furtive money-related secrets which they are hiding from loved ones or that people do not know the full extent about.
Urope Bhatti has saved as much as he can towards buying his first property
