Imogen Tew is a journalist at The Times. She focuses on finance and personal finance, with a particular emphasis on retirement planning, saving, and investing. Imogen's work has been featured in notable publications including The i Paper, The Telegraph, Yahoo Finance, and MSN.
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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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By: Imogen Tew, Elizabeth Anderson
You may think you understand the inheritance rules on gifts, but about that trip to France you paid for — will the taxman be counting the cost?
Here’s how to pass on your wealth without landing your family with an unexpected bill
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Probate fees are rising, funerals cost more and inheritance tax is coming for the middle class. So what can you do now to cut the cost of dying?
The push towards a fully digital service and a cull of admin staff has left taxpayers with nowhere to turn when automated systems fail
Conflict in Middle East means more bad news for borrowers — here’s what you can do
Fears that ‘preposterous’ plans to replace council tax will lead to higher rents and a shortage of homes
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