Helen Kirrane is a reporter for This Is Money, a financial news website. She covers a wide range of topics related to personal finance, including savings accounts, banking apps, and investment opportunities. Her work has also been featured in MailOnline and the Cigalah Group.
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Helen Kirrane's articles predominantly focus on personal finance, savings, and banking with a significant emphasis on citing data. This indicates that she is likely to be responsive to pitches providing access to new or exclusive financial data related to personal finance trends, interest rates, and savings habits in the UK.
Given her coverage of government announcements and press releases as well as an emphasis on deals & promotions, Helen may also be interested in receiving information about new financial products or services aimed at consumers. Additionally, experts who can offer analysis of financial trends or provide insights into consumer behavior related to personal finance could find success pitching ideas for commentary pieces based on emerging market trends.
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By: Helen Kirrane
The Treasury Select Committee is examining whether there is a need to regulate the acceptance of physical cash in the form of notes and coins in firms.
By: Helen Kirrane
By HELEN KIRRANE Updated: MPs on the Treasury Select Committee are calling for evidence to determine whether new rules are needed to make accepting cash mandatory across Britain.
Furness Building Society has launched a top easy-access deal which can be downloaded from its new app.
By: Helen Kirrane
The easy-access account can be opened through Furness BS's new app By Helen Kirrane Updated:
Two Isa providers are battling it out to attract customers with the best easy-access rate on the market.
The Isa allowance looks set to be frozen at £20,000 for a further six years until 2030.
By: Helen Kirrane
Top savings names including Monzo and Chase have announced they will be passing on the base rate cut to savers through their savings rates.
By: Helen Kirrane
There are at least 4,850 people with Isa pots worth a cool million or more, according to a Freedom of Information request.
Starling Bank will launch an easy-access account paying 4% at the end of November, This is Money can reveal.
By: Helen Kirrane
Starling Bank will launch an easy-access account at the end of November, This is Money can reveal.
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