Emily Braeger is a Money Reporter at i. She reports extensively on finance topics, including pensions, credit health, debt management, and retirement planning, while also covering themes such as real estate and banking. Emily's work has been featured in notable publications including the Daily Express, Global Finance Herald, and The i Paper.
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Tax rises are expected to dominate John Healey's first Budget on 28 October, as rising borrowing costs and inflation squeeze the public finances.
The pensions minister is set to defy calls to raise the minimum amount people must pay into a workplace pension The i Paper can reveal, despite warnings that Britain is facing a crisis of retirement income.
Young people in their 20s and 30s may be hoping the upcoming Budget offers relief from rising living costs, housing affordability and student loan repayments.
The increase will push those relying solely on the state pension above the income tax threshold for the first time
By: Emily Braeger
New research has revealed that more than three million UK pension pots, with an average value of about £6,000, are estimated to be lost
Energy bills remain a major concern for families across the UK, with many looking to the Government for financial support this winter
In our How I Manage My Money series we aim to find out how people are spending, saving and investing to meet their costs and achieve their goals.
By: Emily Braeger
The former Tory Chancellor admits he wishes he had acted sooner on benefits, as he urges his successor to be “bold on growth” ahead of next week’s Budget
By: Emily Braeger
With public borrowing rising and the cost of servicing debt increasing, Chancellor John Healey faces difficult choices over how much help he can offer working households
By: Emily Braeger
With the Budget looming, young people across the UK will be hoping Chancellor John Healey delivers measures that make a tangible difference to their finances.
