Imogen Tew is a Senior Money Reporter with a focus on national financial news in the United Kingdom. She writes for various publications including FTAdviser, The i Paper, IWCP, and The Telegraph, and her work has also been featured in The Times. Imogen covers a wide range of topics related to personal finance, investments, pensions, mortgages, and economic trends.
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Imogen Tew's articles predominantly focus on personal finance, including topics such as mortgages, investments, retirement planning, and taxes. Her coverage heavily features data citations and how-to guides related to managing personal finances. To effectively reach out to Imogen with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering actionable tips for improving financial well-being or providing data-driven insights into trends in the UK personal finance landscape.
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