Emily Braeger is a Money Reporter at i. She reports extensively on finance and personal finance, with a particular focus on pensions, credit health, debt management, and the housing market. Emily's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Express, Global Finance Herald, and The Mirror.
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Emily's coverage spans a variety of topics, including government announcements, legal policy regulation, crime, family & relationships and education. She frequently cites data to support her articles.
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In our How I Manage My Money series, we aim to find out how people are spending, saving and investing money to meet their costs and achieve their goals.
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Emily Braeger Amanda Ashworth, 43, packed up her and her partner's things and settled in Dubai in 2020 with their three children – and now says they are £80,000 better off each year by leaving the UK.
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James Fenneberg, 45, says the money he is putting into his education could otherwise have gone towards building greater financial security
A higher private pension age could leave early retirees facing a savings gap - but there are ways to protect your plans if the goalposts move again
By: Emily Braeger
Experts urged people to shop around as it could make the difference between their savings growing in real terms or quietly losing value
By: Emily Braeger
The etiquette expert and podcast host, 36, said he didn't know he had to pay interest on his first credit card
By: Emily Braeger
When Avril Millar hit 50, she had no pension, no savings and a £100,000 mortgage
By: Emily Braeger
Experts say the difference could amount to hundreds of pounds and may put some people off deferring in the first place
