Grace Gausden is the Money and Business Editor at inews.co.uk. She specializes in finance topics including personal finance, energy, trading, and banking, with a focus on markets, inflation, real estate, and mortgage rates in the United Kingdom. Grace 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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By: Grace Gausden, Hugo Gye
Andrew Bailey has said the Bank of England would become “a bit more activist” in its approach to cutting rates
By: Grace Gausden
New figures from the Office for National Statistics suggests pensioners will get a further boost to their income next year
By: Grace Gausden, Callum Mason
Economists told i that there is likely to be a base rate cut next month but they do not expect a further one in December
Inflation fell below the Bank of England's 2 per cent target - but is widely expected to rise later this year
Rates have started to increase in recent weeks, despite a predicted fall in interest rates next month
Experts in the property industry call for changes from the Government including more building and social housing
By: Grace Gausden
Buy-to-let mortgage rates are at their lowest in two years but experts warn landlords could exit the market after the rumoured Budget changes
Rachel Reeves expected to throw the 'kitchen sink' at cash-raising now to avoid bad news later
By: Callum Mason, Grace Gausden
Rachel Reeves has unveiled a series of changes from a hike to fuel duty to an increase to employers' NI contributions. Here are the details
Changes made by Rachel Reeves mean mortgage rates will not come down as quickly as previously thought
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