James Rodger is a Content Editor at Birmingham Mail. He specializes in finance, personal finance, and government and politics, with a focus on topics such as credit health, debt management, and retirement planning, as well as the automotive and travel sectors. James has been featured in various publications including Grimsby Telegraph, Mirror, and Daily Express, among others.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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James Rodger's coverage is predominantly focused on local news and entertainment, with specific attention to government announcements. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local events, community issues, and UK-wide news stories that have a direct impact on the Birmingham area.
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Given his emphasis on reporting government announcements and citing data sources, pitching unique perspectives from experts familiar with these topics could increase your chances of engagement.
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October 5 is an important date for people who are not already registered for self-assessment.
Last year, Ms Reeves announced plans to axe the Lifetime ISA (LISA) and replace it with a new product
By: James Rodger
Thousands have backed a bid to raise the HMRC personal allowance to £18k.
By: James Rodger
It has secured a £25 million funding facility from NatWest to support its continued growth across the UK, Europe and the United States.
By: James Rodger
758,000 18 to 23 year olds have yet to claim their matured Child Trust Fund
Martin Lewis took to X, formerly Twitter, to warn that the surge in costs would hit households both immediately and in the months ahead.
By: James Rodger
Food price inflation is likely to climb to nearly 4% by the end of the year and exceed 6% by the middle of 2027 due to the ongoing impact of the Iran war.
By: James Rodger, Adam Cailler
HMRC has confirmed working parents across the UK could be in line for boosts of up to £2,000 - per child.
The app and online banking will eventually stop working, the bank, which has branches in Birmingham, has revealed.
