Angharad Carrick is a Reporter at MailOnline and This Is Money. She covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, and consumer travel, with a focus on markets, cryptocurrency, and retail trends. Angharad's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MailOnline and This Is Money.
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Angharad's coverage focuses on finance, business, and personal finance in the UK. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis, making her likely to be interested in pitches that offer valuable statistical insights or expert analysis related to financial trends affecting businesses and individuals.
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The long-rumoured increase will see businesses pay more towards their employees' pensions, increasing from 13.8% to 15%.
Due to a quirk of the system, a two-parent household earning a joint £110,000 would keep more of their child benefit than a single parent earning £60,000.
By: Angharad Carrick
Usamah Ward (pictured) had amassed more than 90,000 Nectar points by doing his shopping at the Whitechapel branch of Sainsbury's.
By: Angharad Carrick
Married couples and civil partners can inherit from each other free of inheritance tax. But siblings who live together in old age are not afforded the same protection.
The Government has re-committed to keeping the 5% cap on council tax rises. However, in some areas it can be increased by even more.
By: Angharad Carrick
Those who have moved jobs four or more times in the past decade tend to be younger, early in their career and change often to maximise their salary.
We can reveal over £57.6 million worth of prizes went unclaimed by Lotto, Euromillions and scratchcard players in the ten months to the end of January.
By: Angharad Carrick
Analysis of figures from the Link network of ATMs shows a 22% increase from 2023 in locations that did not accept or discouraged the use of cash in 2024.
By: Angharad Carrick
As the first members of their families to buy property, Peter and Angela Andrews could not have been more proud when they purchased their house in 1963.
The huge total in the lead up to November was £600million more than the same period last year, according to HMRC figures.
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