Grace Gausden is the Money and Business Editor at inews.co.uk. She specializes in finance and personal finance, covering crucial topics such as markets, inflation, mortgage rates, and real estate in the United Kingdom. Grace's work has been featured in This Is Money, MailOnline, Cigalah Group, Headlinemoney, and The i Paper.
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Grace Gausden's coverage predominantly centers on personal finance, with a significant focus on money advice and the implications of economic developments for individuals. Given this focus, she may be receptive to pitches offering expert insights or data-driven analysis related to personal finance management, consumer behavior in response to economic changes, or trends in spending habits.
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Inflation was widely expected to rise by economists - and is expected to increase even more in the coming months
By: Grace Gausden
Rain Newton-Smith, CEO of the CBI, is set to tell leaders that tax rises made in the Budget must never happen again
By: Grace Gausden
Estate agent, Knight Frank, has revised how quickly it expects property prices to grow in the next few years
By: Grace Gausden
'The people who live just above the threshold for benefits are struggling week to week,' says pensioner Mike Evans
By: Grace Gausden, Lucie Heath, Richard Vaughan
Energy bills are expected to rise in the short-term to meet the Government's 2030 net zero target
By: Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan, Grace Gausden
Starmer will make a speech tomorrow in which he will outline how his promise of economic improvement will directly benefit voters
By: Grace Gausden
A change to safety laws means firms face paying out thousands more a year to send products to the EU
Banks are said to want a "positive start" to next year by offering the lowest deals possible
By: Grace Gausden
The Bank of England is expected to hold the base rate at its current level this week
The Bank of England has decided against a base rate cut, a decision widely expected by economists
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