Aasma Day is a Money People Reporter at The i Paper. She focuses on human interest stories centered around households' finances, with expertise in areas such as personal finance, real estate, and health. Aasma's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, The i Paper, MSN, and HuffPost.
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Aasma's work predominantly focuses on stories related to foster care, children in care, and personal experiences within the UK. Her coverage includes evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, and data citation.
Given her focus on personal experiences and support for children in care, Aasma is likely to be interested in pitches that offer firsthand accounts or expert insights into improving the welfare of children in care. Content related to family dynamics and social issues within the context of foster care would also align with her coverage.
Pitches offering perspectives from professionals working directly with children in care or individuals who have experienced life in the system firsthand may resonate well with her audience. It's important to keep a compassionate yet informative tone when reaching out about such sensitive topics.
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By: Aasma Day
Nic McCarthy earned good money in his twenties playing piano in upmarket hotels and teaching children in expensive schools. However, he ditched it all for a simpler life abroad
By: Aasma Day
Aasma Day In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.
By: Aasma Day
Adele Greshon has been warned a gas pipe in her home could potentially explode and that shoddy building work will cost thousands to rectify
By: Aasma Day
Dr Maria Knobel resells secondhand furniture that she picks up for free or cheaply and then enhances. She has made almost £10,000 in two years - but has kept it secret until now
By: Aasma Day
Soon after moving in, Daniel Bruce and Alexandra Druzhinin realised their new-build homes were plagued with problems including leaks, mould, cracks and shoddy fixtures
Daniel Bruce and Alexandra Druzhinin live in constant fear that their uninsurable homes could collapse at any moment.
In our Pension Diaries series, we speak to people of all ages in the UK to find out how much or how little they have saved for retirement and the realities of putting money aside for your future.
When Margaret Adam's husband Allan died of cancer at the age of 58, she decided to retire early – but is now worried her pension pot could be depleted by inheritance tax.
By: Aasma Day
Paulette Flash says scrapping gas standing charges and a £100 energy payment will not make a real difference to the ‘real poor people’ like her
Pauline Flash, 62, has often struggled with energy bills – and says the £100 one-off payment announced by Labour today “would hardly make a difference”.
