Kate Saines is a Digital Editor at The Money Pages and What Mortgage. She specializes in finance and personal finance, with a keen focus on construction and real estate, investment, and banking. Kate's insights on markets, mortgage rates, inflation, and insurance have made her a notable voice in the financial services sector.
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Kate Saines focuses primarily on personal finance, mortgages, interest rates, savings, inflation and the housing market. She heavily relies on data in her coverage. Pitches should provide factual insights or analysis supported by relevant data.
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