Vicky Shaw is a journalist at various prominent publications, including Bristol Post and the Daily Mail. She specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, personal finance, and consumer behavior, covering topics like the housing market, debt management, and retirement planning. Vicky's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including BBC News, The Independent, and Yahoo Finance.
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Vicky Shaw's coverage focuses primarily on personal finance and the housing market in Ireland, with an emphasis on data-driven reporting. To effectively reach out to her, you could provide insights supported by relevant data about trends in the Irish housing market, mortgage options available in the region, or statistics related to personal finance and debt management specific to Ireland.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements along with topics covering insurance, mortgages, financial planning, debt, and the housing market, she would likely be interested in pitches that align with these areas of interest while also considering their relevance specifically for a local audience in Ireland.
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By: Vicky Shaw
Mortgage rates will dictate the pace of the market in the months ahead
What UK house prices dipping in May could mean for buyers
By: Vicky Shaw
The retirement living standards have been developed to help people understand what kind of lifestyle they could be on course for in later life.
By: Vicky Shaw
People are being asked to give their views on a selection of wildlife, native to the UK, that will appear on the next series of notes.
By: Vicky Shaw
The retirement living standards have been developed to help people understand what kind of lifestyle they could be on course for in later life.
By: Vicky Shaw
The new designs will replace historical figures such as Winston Churchill, who have featured on banknotes since 2016
By: Vicky Shaw
Many Brits are facing a financial ‘cliff edge’ when they stop working, a pensions industry body has warned
Read this exciting story from Scottish Daily Express June 03, 2026 issue. A NEW series of animal-themed banknotes is planned for release, with historical figures replaced by birds and mammals.
By: Vicky Shaw
Pension crisis warning as millions of Brits face retirement ‘cliff edge’
By: Vicky Shaw
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