2025 Headlinemoney Awards shortlists

We’re delighted to reveal the shortlists for the 2025 Headlinemoney Awards!

A huge congratulations to everyone named. Just making it onto a Headlinemoney Awards shortlist is an achievement, and the competition has been fierce, so well done to all involved.

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Financial journalists, you are now invited to vote on these shortlists to determine the final PR and communications winners. Click below to cast your vote!

PR & Communication Awards

Expert of the Year

Tom Allingham, Save the Student

Kevin Carr, Protection Review

Sarah Coles, Hargreaves Lansdown

David Hollingworth, L&C Mortgages

Myron Jobson, interactive investor

Russ Mould, AJ Bell

Rachel Springall, Moneyfacts Group

Susannah Streeter, Hargreaves Lansdown

Andrew Tully, Nucleus

PR Agency of the Year

Boldspace

City Road Communications

Quill PR

SEC Newgate

Teamspirit

PR Professional of the Year (in-house or agency)

Victoria Bartlett, Hargreaves Lansdown

Mike Glenister, AJ Bell

Phil Hall, The Society of Pension Professionals

Adrian Lowery, Evelyn Partners

James McCaffrey, TotallyMoney

Jack Pattinson, AJ Bell

Tim Skelton-Smith, Quilter

Press Team of the Year (in-house)

    AJ Bell

    Evelyn Partners

    Quilter

    Royal London

    StepChange Debt Charity

    The OneFamily Group

    The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association

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    Rising Star PR Professional of the Year

    Effie Aye-Maung-Hider, Kaso Legg Communications

    Amelia Duck, OneFamily

    Nicki Gwyer, OneFamily

    Robbie Lawther, Cornerstone Comms

    Mia Luck, TopCashback

    Katey Pigden, the lang cat

    Emma Taylor, Quill PR

    Thought Leadership Media Campaign

    Aberdeen for 'The Savings Ladder'

    AJ Bell for 'AJ Bell Money Matters'

    Canada Life for 'Life100+'

    People's Pension with Lansons for 'Pension Transfers'

    PLSA/ABI with Third City for 'Pay Your Pension Some Attention'

    Scottish Widows with Teamspirit and Frontier Economics for 'Repackaging the Gender Pensions Gap'

    Skipton Group with Oxford Economics for 'Skipton Group Home Affordability Index'

    Yorkshire Building Society for 'Helping First Homes Happen'