Helen Crane is a journalist at MSN. She focuses on consumer advocacy, particularly in the areas of finance, real estate, and personal finance, helping readers navigate the complexities of the housing market and banking. Helen's work has been featured in outlets such as This Is Money and the Daily Mail.
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Helen Crane's articles mainly revolve around personal finance matters in the UK, with a focus on housing market trends, mortgages, and customer complaints within the energy industry. Her preference for citing data indicates that she values factual information to support her coverage.
When pitching to Helen, consider providing insights supported by relevant and recent data related to housing market trends, mortgage issues or developments in the energy industry within the UK. Additionally, if you have expert commentary or access to exclusive data regarding consumer financial behavior or impacts of government announcements related to personal finance topics in the UK, it could be of interest to her.
Given Helen's national geographic focus on the United Kingdom, ensure that any pitches are tailored specifically towards this region.
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It comes as Ofgem's energy price cap went up on October 1, raising bills from £1,663 to £1,723 per year for a household using the typical amount of electricity and gas.
By: Helen Crane
As the weather turns chillier, families across the country are firing up the annual debate over when to switch on the central heating.
Customers have reported issues logging in or sending and receiving payments on the apps of HSBC, Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Revolut among others.
By: Helen Crane
Customers have reported issues logging in or sending and receiving payments on the apps of HSBC, Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland and Revolut among others.
The number of half a million pound mortgages outside southern England has surged in the last five years as Britons stretch their borrowing to afford their dream home.
By: Helen Crane
The number of half a million pound mortgages on properties outside southern England has surged in the last five years as Britons stretch their borrowing to afford their dream home.
We examine which taxes are likely to rise, which have been ruled out and whether Healey might reverse some of Labour's most unpopular policies.
By: Angharad Carrick, Helen Crane
John Healey will deliver his first Budget as Chancellor in a few days.
From April 2027, both will pay an extra 4% in income tax on money they receive as savings interest above their personal allowance, and rent they receive from tenants.
By: Helen Crane
Chancellor John Healey has mounted a sneaky tax raid on savers and landlords at the Budget.
