6 November 2024
My Financial Life – Nailing your 50sAJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign aims to help more women feel good investing. As part of the...
Danni Hewson is AJ Bell's Head of Financial Analysis. She joined the company in 2021 and is responsible for producing analysis and commentary across a broad range of subjects, from financial markets to economics and personal finance. She has a degree in English Language and Literature from DeMontfort University and a post-graduate diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Leeds Trinity University.
Previously, Danni spent more than 19 years at the BBC, presenting and reporting on business news across a variety of programmes including BBC Breakfast, BBC News Channel, BBC Look North and Radio 5 Live’s flagship business programme ‘Wake up to Money’. She’s a regular contributor on TV and radio outlets including LBC, Times Radio, Good Morning Britain and Talk TV. She has interviewed Prime Ministers, business leaders and more than a few celebrities over the years.
She has spent time exploring the UK’s business landscape such as oil rigs off the coast of Scotland, the UK’s last deep coal mine and manufacturers of products from aeroplane hydraulics to super cars.
Danni is also one of the founding ambassadors of AJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign, which is aimed at helping women become more confident with their finances. She hosts a bi-weekly podcast covering a range of topics and writes articles for the Money Matters domain.
Outside of work, Danni loves baking and boxing and is a mum of two teenage girls.
6 November 2024
My Financial Life – Nailing your 50sAJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign aims to help more women feel good investing. As part of the...
21 October 2024
My Financial Life – Enjoying your 60sAs part of AJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign which aims to help more women become empowered to live...
26 September 2024
My Financial Life – Heading into your 70sAJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign was launched three years ago with the aim of helping women navigate...
20 August 2024
Why we all need to be more honest about our financial livesThere’s an uncomfortable hashtag gaining traction amongst those Gen Z types populating TikTok.
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25 June 2024
Why I wish I’d saved more for my childrenBig milestones in our lives usually coincide with big personal finance decisions, or at least give...
24 May 2024
Why you should get started investing todaySince the launch of AJ Bell’s Money Matters campaign three years ago, more women have started...
3 May 2024
How a pay rise can equal £10,000 extra in your pensionThe start of the new financial year tends to be when many of us really think about our own financial...
5 March 2024
Why don’t more women invest?The gender wealth gap is alive and kicking – something highlighted at the start of the year by...
4 December 2023
How to prevent a financial hangover this ChristmasThere have been plenty of surveys suggesting we’re all intending to spend less this Christmas, but...
22 September 2023
Tight vote to hold rates at 5.25% but door left open for further hikeIt was about as close as it gets but today’s decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee brings to an end almost two years of consecutive hikes and will be welcomed by homeowners and businesses alike.
Increasing the cost of borrowing was intended to cause pain, and to make people think twice about spending their hard-earned cash in...