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Emma Munbodh

Money News Editor, The Telegraph

Emma Munbodh is the Money News Editor at The Telegraph, specializing in personal finance. She has a background in journalism, having previously worked for notable publications such as The Times and the Daily Mirror. At The Times, she served as the interim editor for "Times Money Mentor" before her recent appointment at The Telegraph in September 2023.156

In addition to her editorial role, Munbodh occasionally appears on BBC programs to discuss finance and consumer issues, showcasing her expertise in the field.24 She is based in London and maintains a professional presence on LinkedIn, where she has over 500 connections.3

Highlights

Jun 22 · linkedin

The base rate has risen thirteen times since December 2021 to help control inflation. But, so far, the impact has been limited and is likely to take more time to feed through. The inflation rate target is 2%. Inflation is stuck at 8.7%. With more than a million people on tracker and SVR mortgages about to see their bills rise (again), and a further 800,000 people on fixes about to be put on much higher rates as their deals end, are the rate rises doing more harm than good? Is it time for the central bank to rethink its approach?

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London, England, United Kingdom