Toby Walne is a journalist at the Daily Mail. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, automotive issues, and health, with a particular focus on markets, insurance, and holiday-related themes. Toby's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Perth Now, MailOnline, Express Digest, and This Is Money.
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Toby Walne's articles predominantly cover personal finance and house & home topics, with a significant focus on citing data to support his pieces. He often incorporates government announcements into his coverage.
If you are looking to pitch Toby, consider providing insights or data-driven analysis related to personal finance, housing trends, consumer behavior regarding savings and financial planning. Additionally, if you have expertise in interpreting government policy changes impacting finances or the housing market, your input could be valuable for his articles.
Although there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Toby's coverage, it would still be beneficial to tailor pitches with a general audience in mind unless he explicitly states otherwise.
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Homeowners encouraged to have a gas boiler service before winter are being warned not to sign up to a 'rip-off' service plan.
Coventry Building Society says a borrower on a typical salary of £35,500 without credit commitments can get a home loan of £156,000.
Research by wealth manager Nutmeg reveals more than half of all people prioritise physical fitness over ensuring they have enough put aside.
Mr Pothole stands over the crater and shakes his head. 'The secret to success is to be a pain in the backside,' says the retired gas engineer - whose real name is Mark Morrell.
Homes across the country have been receiving letters warning them that their old meter has passed its 'best-before' date - comparing it to rotting food.
Would you have lunch or a work meeting at your bank branch? In a bid to avoid more closures, the likes of Halifax, Santander and Virgin Money want you to do just that.
There are more than 7,000 speed cameras on our road network - catching millions of motorists every year using a variety of traps.
Fears are growing that mortgage rates could once again creep up if the economy deteriorates.
Motorists who have taken a loan from a car dealer to buy a vehicle should contact it now - as millions could be in line for a payout worth an average of £1,100.
Andrew Wrench (pictured) is the plucky customer who took on lenders that 'secretly' pay commission to car salesman to flog their loans - and won.
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