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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Urope Bhatti has saved as much as he can towards buying his first property
By: Aasma Day
Ross Williams hopes to use his new-found hobby of investing to retire comfortably by age 58 and explore Europe in a camper van with his partner
In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.
By: Aasma Day
Frustrated shared ownership buyers feel they were wrongly sold homes marketed as affordable, but escalating costs have left them struggling to sell
When Karen Young got divorced a few years ago, she was looking for somewhere affordable for herself and her two sons to live and thought she had found her dream home at a great price.
Spending six or seven hours each day filling in job applications , Aron Triksys feels a deep sense of frustration when he does not even hear back from the majority of employers.
In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.
By: Aasma Day
Alison Splatt thought she was doing the right thing by having spray foam installed to make their home warmer for her now late husband - but now she has to fork out to have it removed
Alison Splatt's late husband David had been diagnosed with a heart condition when he was a child, but apart from getting a bit breathless at times, it did not really affect him.
Valerie Michalski, 69, found her £895 rent wiped out of much of her monthly income – and had to seek help to afford her bills.
