Aasma Day is a Money People Reporter at The i Paper. She specializes in human interest stories related to personal finance, covering themes such as frugal living, credit health, and the housing market, while also exploring topics in wellness and workforce dynamics. Aasma's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, The i Paper, and MSN.
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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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By: Aasma Day
Chris Black thinks the benefits system does not recognise those who only have partial capacity for work
Aasma Day Lying in bed for 38 hours, absolutely exhausted after overdoing things, Chris Black knew something had to change.
Aasma Day I'm too sick to work after 4 years of long Covid – but was rejected for PIP :
Suzanne hides possessions including shoes, clothes, handbags and books in a storage unit after telling her boyfriend she had cleared them out
By: Aasma Day
It took years to sort the mess after Libby Graham was mistakenly forced onto a pay-as-you-go meter – but no one has ever taken responsibility
Tricia Reilly, 76, took desperate action resulting in her losing the bulk of her civil service pension. She is now using her savings to survive and is months away from them running out
By: Aasma Day
Calum Matheson and 55 fellow leaseholders took their case to tribunal after being hit by extra energy bills and won. But they still have not received any refunds
By: Aasma Day
Aaron Godsi, 27, felt powerless when he became the victim of an aggressive fraud attack and scammers went on a wild spending spree across all his accounts
By: Aasma Day
Muslim voters in the north of England have spoken of their fear and heartbreak at the re-election of a man who compared niqab-wearing women to letterboxes.
By: Aasma Day
Muslim voters in the north of England have spoken of their fear and heartbreak at the re-election of a man who compared niqab-wearing women to letterboxes.
