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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Jessie Hewitson's coverage revolves around finance and personal finance, with a significant emphasis on data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or analysis supported by reliable data that pertains to UK economy, inflation, housing market trends, Bank of England policies or mortgage rates.
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Apologise... and mean it
By: Jessie Hewitson
Their union opts for a flawed metric as evidence to back up their demands
By: Jessie Hewitson
"Rare" dramatic drops to mortgage rates has meant there are now three home loan deals on the market below 4 per cent
By: Jessie Hewitson
Debating whether the condition can be misdiagnosed is one thing. Denying its very existence is patently absurd
By: Jessie Hewitson
Women will soon need to work for an extra 19 years to retire with the same pension savings as men
By: Jessie Hewitson
Around 168 disabled young people are thought to be locked out of their savings a week, losing a total of just under £400,000
By: Jessie Hewitson
Buying a home can be an anxious process - here's what you can do to make it easier
Expensive food deliveries, Ubers, short holidays, poor productivity - our busyness is bad business, for us personally and the nation
Nothing about being autistic affects your health - so what's going wrong? Jessie Hewitson, mother of two children with autism, reports
There is a lack of engagement with pensions, which means people are not saving enough - but firms make checking retirement pots a hassle
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