Jessie Hewitson is a writer for The i Paper, with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including personal finance, housing, consumer trends, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in The Scotsman.
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By: Jessie Hewitson
When Amazon asked if I was a business, I wondered if I was buying a bit too much
Consultant anaesthetist Mary Doherty worried her career would be threatened when she was diagnosed at 45 — but discovered she wasn’t alone
Consultant anaesthetist Mary Doherty worried her career would be threatened when she was diagnosed at 45 — but discovered she wasn't alone
By: Jessie Hewitson
Tax bills for the average landlord when they sell could go up by £6,000 to £16,000, according to new data
By: Jessie Hewitson
With Rachel Reeves under pressure to find £25bn, speculating that she will increase national insurance for employers is growing
Young landlords may feel embarrassed about owning property, as many of their friends have issues with renting
By: Jessie Hewitson
There have been several changes in recent years that have made the sector not as attractive to younger landlords
Chancellor is looking at raising the seven-year rule to ten years - here's how it could hit your financial plans
Interest rates are predicted to increase more than previously expected which will have a knock on effect on home loans
By: Jessie Hewitson, Arj Singh
The thresholds determining how much you can save into your Isa, how much you can inherit and at what point you pay income tax all remain frozen for now
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