Podcasts by Money Clinic with Claer Barrett

Repeat - How to ask for a pay rise - and get one! from 2022-01-11T05:00

REPEAT: This week, Money Clinic is having a pay rise takeover - we’ll be pulling apart that big, scary box labelled ‘Asking for a pay rise’ - and unpacking the dos, the don’ts, the tips and tricks ...

Bonus episode - The ultimate tax return guide from 2022-01-04T05:00

With nearly 11m people in the UK set to file their tax returns by January 31, are you dreading the annual nightmare - or have you already got it licked? In this bonus episode of Money Clinic, we an...

Crypto in the classroom, and why we need better financial education from 2021-12-21T05:00

When Lucy Kellaway left the Financial Times and retrained as an economics teacher, she could not have predicted how the cryptocurrency craze would sweep through British classrooms. But is there any...

Repeat - What’s your financial New Year’s resolution? from 2021-12-14T05:00

REPEAT: 2021, like 2020, was another turbulent year for most people’s finances, but the new year provides the perfect opportunity to set some “financial resolutions”.The guests on Money Clinic are ...

Repeat - How can I use Isas to invest or buy a property? from 2021-12-07T05:00

REPEAT: Claer explores how young people can use the popular tax-free Isa accounts to invest or buy their first property. This week, she meets Ryan, a 22-year-old graduate who confesses he has three...

Repeat - Help! I need to sort out my pensions from 2021-11-30T05:00

REPEAT: Putting all of your pension savings in one place to make it easier to manage your retirement plans sounds like a sensible idea — but it’s not necessarily the right solution for everyone. Cl...

How to ask for a pay rise - and get one! from 2021-11-23T05:00

This week, Money Clinic is having a pay rise takeover - we’ll be pulling apart that big, scary box labelled ‘Asking for a pay rise’ - and unpacking the dos, the don’ts, the tips and tricks for gett...

How to invest for a greener future from 2021-11-16T05:00

Following the COP26 conference in Glasgow, many climate-conscious investors want to know how to match up their investments with their values. 


The short answer is environmental, ...

The financial secrets of footballers, part two from 2021-11-09T05:00

Many dream of being an elite footballer, but what’s it like actually earning a professional player’s salary? 


In the second half of this two-part podcast special, Claer Barrett e...

The financial secrets of footballers, part one from 2021-11-02T05:00

Many dream of being an elite footballer, but what’s it like actually earning a pro player’s salary? Top football players earn staggering amounts of money, but even they are not immune from financia...

Introducing Working It: Can wellness apps fix us and beat staff burnout? from 2021-10-30T04:00

This is the podcast about doing work differently. Join host Isabel Berwick every Wednesday for expert analysis and watercooler chat about ahead-of-the-curve workplace trends, the big ideas sha...

Investment Masterclass with fund manager Baillie Gifford from 2021-10-26T04:00

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to manage an investment portfolio worth hundreds of billions of pounds? Global equities specialist Malcolm MacColl is one of two managing partners ...

Martin Lewis on what the student loans shake-up could cost you from 2021-10-19T04:00

Students were up in arms after reading the Financial Times scoop that the UK government is considering lowering the salary level at which graduates have to start repaying their loans. 
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'My life expectancy was 9 years old': Why I never thought I’d need a pension from 2021-10-12T04:00

Plenty of people in their 30s, 40s and even 50s have yet to start saving for retirement, and are anxious about how to begin. Today’s show is packed with tips for so-called ‘late starters’ like this...

'Bitcoin is the best form of money': Investment notes from a crypto expert from 2021-10-05T04:00

Peter McCormack, bitcoin bull and voice of the hugely popular 'What Bitcoin Did' podcast, joins Claer for a Money Clinic Investment Masterclass about cryptocurrencies. Recently back from a trip to ...

Flying solo with your finances: managing money as a single person from 2021-09-28T04:00

How to match your money to your relationship status. Nearly one in four of us live on our own, but dealing with the financial and emotional strain of handling everything by yourself can be difficul...

Investment Masterclass with the Naked Trader from 2021-09-21T04:00

Forget about being a day trader, you need to let the money come in slowly and take a serious, business-like approach if you want to succeed - that’s the advice of Robbie Burns, better known as the ...

Could you retire in your thirties with FIRE? from 2021-09-14T04:00

Are you working to live, or living to work? Followers of the FIRE movement (Financial Independence Retire Early) budget carefully so they can invest a greater proportion of their take-home pay. Is ...

Money Clinic meets Joe Lycett from 2021-09-07T04:00

In an extra special Money Clinic Meets, Claer Barrett interviews Joe Lycett, the consumer campaigner and TV comedian. As the new season of his award winning show Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back returns ...

Repeat - Financial tips for the self-employed from 2021-08-03T04:00

REPEAT: Have you ever dreamt of starting your own business? It might sound more fulfilling — but being an employee has some perks you might miss. 33-year old Rhiannon set up her first business thre...

Repeat - How can I get started as an investor? from 2021-07-27T04:00

REPEAT: In this week's episode of the Money Clinic, Claer chats to Naureen about getting started in investing. Naureen had a wake up call when she received her annual pension statement through the ...

Bonus episode - Help! I lost all my savings to a scammer from 2021-07-20T04:00

Would you fall for a £17,000 scam? You might think you are too smart to be duped by fraudsters, but under lockdown, criminals have come up with frighteningly convincing ways of parting us from our ...

Bitcoin: “I’ll either be rich, or wrong” from 2021-05-25T04:00

When 29-year-old Sam found out that his younger brother had made £30,000 trading bitcoin, he couldn’t believe what he was hearing. The self-employed musician decided to put the last £2,000 of his s...

How can I change my money mindset? from 2021-05-18T04:00

It’s easy to create a budget to manage your spending - but can you stick to it? 32-year old project manager Rosie contacted Money Clinic as she kept making the same mistakes. Despite starting the m...

Could I borrow to invest? from 2021-05-11T04:00

Accountant Peter knows that to grow a business, you have to take on debt. But can he apply that same logic to his personal finances? He tells Claer how he is tempted to take out a bigger mortgage a...

Investment masterclass with Merryn Somerset Webb from 2021-05-04T04:00

Retail is not dead. Brexit could help UK companies. Take a small punt on bitcoin, keep your money invested in fossil fuel companies, and reassess your holdings in expensive tech stocks. These are p...

The finances of moving overseas from 2021-04-27T04:00

If I take a job outside the UK, what are the options for my investments, property and pension? 


After months spent in lockdown, 31-year-old finance professional Viktoria is longi...

Money Clinic meets Anne Boden from 2021-04-20T04:00

Anne Boden spent over three decades in the traditional banking sector, watching the world around her being transformed by technology. In 2014, she decided that the time had come for banking to unde...

Can my money help save the planet? from 2021-04-13T04:00

Making the ‘greener choice’ comes naturally to listener Ros. As more people become increasingly aware of how their daily decisions affect the environment, Ros is wondering if she can make a differe...

Will having a baby break my finances? from 2021-04-06T04:00

Jenny and her partner are planning to have a baby but, beyond forking out for nappies and a pushchair, she has no idea how much becoming a parent will cost. How big a budget will the couple need to...

What happened next: Should I buy a shared ownership property? from 2021-03-30T04:00

Last October Claer spoke to listener Lucy who was on the cusp of buying a shared ownership flat with her partner — but was getting cold feet. The shared ownership model enables buyers to take out a...

What happened next: Pay off the credit card or buy a house? from 2021-03-23T05:00

In this special ‘What happened next’ Money Clinic episode, Claer catches up with US financial services worker Josh. When they spoke last October, he was hiding thousands of dollars in credit card d...

What happened next: The jeweller redesigning her business from 2021-03-16T05:00

Claer catches up with 30-year-old jewellery designer Roseanna Croft. When they spoke last October, her small business was reeling from the impact of coronavirus and cancelled weddings. Money Clinic...

Beyond GameStop: the day trader turned investor from 2021-03-09T05:00

Young investors have rushed to open day trading accounts under lockdown, using tips gleaned from chat rooms and social media as they attempt to make a fast buck. But betting on short-term market mo...

Money Clinic meets Gina Miller from 2021-03-02T05:00

Gina Miller’s campaigning spirit has made her front-page news — but what’s less well known is the personal story behind her own financial journey.
As one of the highest profile women working in...

Financial tips for the self-employed from 2021-02-23T05:00

Have you ever dreamt of starting your own business? It might sound more fulfilling — but being an employee has some perks you might miss. 33-year old Rhiannon set up her first business three years ...

Starting your debt free journey from 2021-02-16T05:00

Many people would like to move to a life with less or no debt, but taking the first step requires great courage. This week Claer hears from a couple in their 30s who have each run up large credit c...

How can I use Isas to invest or buy a property? from 2021-02-09T05:00

With “Isa season” fast approaching in the UK, Claer explores how young people can use the popular tax-free accounts to invest or buy their first property. This week, she meets Ryan, a 22 year old g...

How can my small business survive Covid? from 2021-02-02T05:00

This week, Claer meets Lowri, who runs a small events business. She’s had no work for nearly a year, and as a director of her own limited company is one of an estimated 3m people in the UK who...

Stock picking competition, how to get a pay rise and company pensions from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Could your stock picking skills beat the market this year? In this week's FT Money Show podcast presenter Claer Barrett talks to FT Markets reporter Robert Smith about the results of our 2019 ...

The $1.6tn US student debt nightmare  from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Student debt in the US is crippling millions of Americans. Last year the amount students owed came to a total of $1.6tn - that's 8 per cent of the country's national income. This week we hear from ...

Has Harry Potter been a wizard with his finances  from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Harry Potter will turn 40 in the year 2020, but has he been a wizard with his finances? Presenter James Pickford speculates on his fictional fortune with Moira O’Neill, head of personal finance at ...

How much do you need to retire on? The answer is more than you think from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

There's been a series of scary surveys this week about how much we need to save to fund our retirement so Claer Barrett, FT Money editor, has invited Moira O'Neill from Interactive Investor joins o...

Would you lend your parents money? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT journalist Alice Kantor's recent column "Why I refused to lend money to my parents" is one of the FT Money's most-read and most commented columns ever. Claer Barrett, FT Money editor, invit...

Do you have a joint bank account with your partner? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

As research shows modern couples are more likely to keep their finances separate, presenter Claer Barrett and guests debate how women in particular are managing their money. Plus, ahead of the new ...

Investing for the under 40s - the pros and cons of the Lifetime Isa from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests explore how under 40s are using the Lifetime Isa to save for a property, or invest for the future. What strategies are younger investors taking? Plus the new rule...

Your money under a Boris government from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

As fears of a 'No Deal Brexit' rise, the pound and share prices of UK domestic stocks have tumbled. Some might see this as a buying opportunity - yet others fear there's further to fall. Termed 'Th...

'Facebank', financial scams and shareholder rights from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Facebook plans to shake up the finance world with a new digital currency called Libra - we hear about its pros and cons. Next up, we discover what Moll Flanders, the literary anti-heroine, can tell...

The true cost of regulation, how to manage our spending habits and new payment card measures from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

How much are you really paying in your taxes to regulate the banks? Presenter James Pickford talks to Paul Lewis, Moneybox presenter about how much it costs to make sure the financial services indu...

Barbie turns 60 - but how big is her pension? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Barbie has had more than 200 careers over the past 60 years, including an astronaut, news anchor, fashion model and pop star. But what financial challenges does she face as she heads towards the Ba...

Wealth managers, switching pension providers and where Britain's wealthy live from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

How are the UK's wealth managers tackling market turbulence? James Pickford, deputy FT Money editor, talks to Alice Ross about how the private banking industry is reacting to the changing needs of...

National numeracy day - women and maths from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In honour of National Numeracy Day we're looking at why so many women say they're less confident with numbers than men - and why this is a myth we're keen to bust. Bobby Seagull, the FT columnist a...

The Royal baby, women investors and inside the UK's debt crisis from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

As the world awaits the arrival of the Royal Baby, Claer Barrett and guests discuss finding an investment strategy for your child that's fit for a prince or princess. Plus - are women better at sav...

Merryn Somerset Webb on the rise of ESG investments from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Are you investments taking on a green tinge? As climate change protests stop the traffic in London, interest in ethical investing is accelerating fast. FT columnist Merryn Somerset Webb welcomes gr...

Retirement planning, Help to buy and ageism in society from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Are you ready for retirement? Claer Barrett, FT Money editor, and guests discuss the importance of financial planning - whether you're hoping to retire in 50 years or 50 weeks. Plus, first-time buy...

Isa special: Everything you need to know about Individual Savings Accounts from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

New research says it's possible for younger investors to build up a million pound Isa portfolio - and in this week's podcast Claer Barrett and guests tell listeners how to do it. Also, Kate Beioley...

Are you facing a tax bill that is so large you can't pay it? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

This special edition of the FT Money show is dedicated to examining the far reaching effects of the loan charge on 100,000 freelance contractors in the UK. Claer Barrett, the FT Money editor, and E...

Open Banking: what is it and how can you benefit from the new rules from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests discuss what open banking is, why it was launched and which are the best apps for consumers. Plus we delve into exactly why despite the hype ar...

A stock picking competition, dealing with post-christmas debt and collecting coins from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

This week's bumper podcast offers listeners the chance to compete against the FT investment experts. Plus FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to a man who quit his corporate job and took a huge cha...

Financial New Year's Resolutions: How to manage your money in 2019 from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guest presenter Bobby Seagull of University Challenge fame present a special New Year's edition of podcast packed with tips and ideas for managing your c...

Brexit buying opportunity, the top FTSE risers and fallers and should you take your claim to the small claims court? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to Merryn Somerset Webb about how investors can take advantage of choppy markets. Plus, we highlight the winners and losers of the FTSE 100 stocks and ...

Buying your first property, the pensions dashboard and private banking from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Claer Barrett and guests discuss how tough it is for first time buyers to get onto the property ladder if they don't have help from mum and dad. Plus, the pensions dashboard - it's finally arr...

What do you really think about financial advisers - and what do they say about you? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

We've devoted this week's Money Show podcast to examining the changing relationship between financial advisers and their clients. Over the past month, more than 400 of you have bared your financial...

Black Friday bargains, women's pensions and investment trusts from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Claer Barrett and guests discuss Black Friday deals and talk about the campaign to reduce the state pension age for women born in the 1950s. Plus we take another look at investment trusts and ...

Share incentive schemes and what you really think of financial advisers from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT money editor Claer Barrett is joined by Money Mentor Lindsay Cook to discuss the perks and pitfalls of company share incentive schemes and columnist Jason Butler stops in to talk curbing Christm...

How to fight fraud, the oil price and putting the payday lenders out of business from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Claer Barrett and guests discuss whether banks are doing enough to help their customers in the fight against fraud. Other topics in this week's show include the oil price and whether it could surpa...

Emerging markets, tax avoiders and owning property from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Emerging markets turmoil - how should investors react? James Pickford and guests discuss the options. Also, the HMRC crackdown that threatens huge financial difficulties for thousands of low earner...

Electric cars, investing in Fundsmith, and the growing problem debt in the UK from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

On this week's show FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the growing market for electric cars - what they are like to drive and how the finances stack up. And T...

Investing in English wine, problems with the pensions dashboard, and cycling your way to a tax break from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

From sparkling wine to cycling tax breaks,  FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the FT's latest personal finance stories.Should you be pouring your money into wine ...

Fraud - how can you avoid becoming the next victim? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

From banking fraud to pension liberation schemes and property deposit scams, FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the latest elaborate swindles and tell you how to avoid ...

Online gambling, more tax quirks and property peer-to-peer lending from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests on the truth about online gambling and the quirk in the tax system that disadvantages people who read books online. Also, David Stevenson on whether propert...

Selling property, talking about money and booking holidays online from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss why it's never been easier to view homes for sale on your phone, talking about money and how the decline of the high street travel agent has reduc...

The Millennial smartphone saving revolution from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money reporter Kate Beioley hosts a Millennial Money takeover this week, talking to FT reporters Rianna Croxford, Nicholas Megaw and Camilla Hodgson about the new savings and investing apps that...

Animal magic for markets, Woodford’s woes and why investors should care about central banks from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Bull, bear, tortoise or hare – now foxes and hedehogs too. Not a new children’s book but a valuable market analogy according to money editor Claer Barrett and guests. Also this week,Merryn Somerset...

Pensions for the self-employed, solar powered properties and financial planning from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the pros and cons of selling energy back to the grid if you have solar panels. Also, we give you ideas to get started on saving into a pension if yo...

Investing in pubs, house prices and growing your own vegetables from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money deputy editor James Pickford and guests discuss the pros and cons of buying and running your local pub. Also, Richard Donnell of Hometrack tells listeners what's happening to house prices ...

Female finance, Australian pensions and bank account fraud from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In honour of International Women's Day FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss why women don't invest more. Plus pensions down under - what Brits could learn from the Australian savings ha...

Reusable coffee cups, Scottish income tax bands and compensation from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett on the investment case for using reusable coffee cups - how they can save you money as well as saving the planet. Plus, Claer and Moneybox present Paul Lewis get to gr...

Bitcoin, retail shares and the financial risks of being female from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett on the perils of investing in Bitcoin. She also takes a closer look at whether people should invest in retail shares and debates the financial risks of being female fo...

The real meaning of risk for retail investors: John Kay takes new regulations to task from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests debate the true meaning of risk for retail investors, and Professor John Kay reveals why he thinks new European legislation will be a hindrance, not a help....

Should investors buy Bitcoin? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss whether or not Bitcoin deserves a place in your investment portfolio and why restaurant service charges leave a bad taste in the mouth. Finally, ...

Paradise lost - the future for off-shore investing from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett speaks to Holly Mackay of Boring Money and the FT's Vanessa Houlder in the wake of the Paradise Papers, discussing the widespread nature offsho...

Should I get my teeth whitened? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss the merits of tooth whitening, the FCA's new campaign on investment fraud and the ten nastiest tax problems  

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Should you invest in Art? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

As art collectors gather for the Frieze Art Fair in London, we ask if fine art can produce a dazzling investment return, plus Merryn Somerset Webb on the Fidelity fees shake up and Jason Butler tal...

Chasing the Chinese Dragon - should investors buy into the China story? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss whether investors should buy into the china story, how to get compensation for cancelled Ryanair flights and how solar panels work in practi...

Financial scandals, freelancer finances and investing in wine from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett talks to Moneybox presenter Paul Lewis about how to spot a financial scam. Also, with more of us working in the so-called 'gig economy' what are the money matt...

What's gone wrong with Barclays newly launched Smart Investor website? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss the ongoing problems at Barclays new Smart Investor website, give financial tips for new university students and debate the benefits of acti...

Living until 100 from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money's wealth correspondent Hugo Greenhalgh is joined by FT Money columnist Lindsay Cook to discuss what living to 100 means for your money. Plus, investment reporter Aime Williams on overprice...

The ticking time-bomb of interest-only mortgages from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money's wealth correspondent Hugo Greenhalgh is joined by investment reporter Aime Williams to discuss interest-only mortgages. Plus, Lucy Schonegevel of Macmillan Cancer Support on the enormous...

Should you invest in Venture Capital Trusts? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money editor Claer Barrett is joined by investment expert Alex Davies to discuss the perks and pitfalls of VCTs. Plus Emma Dunkley, the FT's retail banking correspondent, on why Lloyds is scrapp...

Is your fund manager any good? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money Show presenter James Pickford and guests on how a new FCA report into fund management is set to shake up the industry, how to claim for PPI compensation and property funds, a year on from ...

What financial personality type are you? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Psychologists have identified six common traits that can lead to bad financial decisions - so are you a cash splasher, an ostrich or an anxious investor? Plus, the trading secrets of Car Boot sales...

Should you cash in your final salary pension? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT pensions correspondent Josephine Cumbo joins presenter Claer Barrett to analyse record transfer valuations for final salary pensions. Isa millionaire Lord Lee discusses the state of his portfoli...

The investment outlook for 2017 from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Following a year of political shocks, JP Morgan's Stephanie Flanders and the FT's Jonathan Guthrie discuss what may come next. We also discuss the disappearing £50 note.  

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The backlash against Airbnb from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Investors who have done well out of Airbnb are being targeted by councils who see the site as a force shrinking the supply of rental properties. Presenter James Pickford and guests Madhu Murgia, Da...

The 12 Saves of Christmas from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Lindsay Cook reveals how to save on champagne, perfume and other high-value items. FT journalists Hugo Greenhalgh and Thomas Hale discuss private jets, which can be surprisingly economical, and let...

Trump wins: what is a private investor to do? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss what fund managers are advising us to do with our money in light of potential changes in the US economy and foreign policy. Also on the show: the Tesco Ba...

Biometrics, hacking and your money from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's edition of the Money Show, Claer Barrett and guests discuss biometrics, sustainable investing and how the dystopian future of hit Netflix show Black Mirror could soon be a reality of...

Investment trusts come back into fashion from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss the trend for investment trusts to venture into esoteric asset classes as they reinvent themselves, as well as the launch of a new, crowdfunded version of...

The return of inflation from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss how to invest amid rising inflation in Britain, and the place of Asian stocks in a portfolio. We also hear from the Conservative MP who wants the new, Lif...

Desperately seeking income from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Central bank monetary stimulus is propelling the prices of traditional income-producing investments ever higher, reducing their yields and sending income-hunters into riskier assets. How to assess ...

Dragging pensions out of the Stone Age from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's Money Show, presenter Josephine Cumbo discusses the need for digitisation of pensions, how to make your existing pension pot last, and why the retirement industry must become less bo...

Should I buy a shared ownership property? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Lucy is on the cusp of buying a shared ownership flat with her partner — but she’s getting cold feet. The shared ownership model enables buyers to take out a mortgage on part of the property, and p...

Is London's property bubble about to burst? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's Money Show, presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss whether it is time to bail out of London real estate, as well as the future for investing in bond proxies, and why UK economic ...

Teaching your children about money and wealth from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

The "rich kids of Instagram" phenomenon has unsettled many parents, affluent or not. How can you ensure your children have enough to do what they want, but not so much that they do nothing? Also on...

Should parents repay a child's student loans? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss student loans, leasehold properties, and how to talk to your children about your wealth.  

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Investing in fine wine from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

In this week's Money Show, presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss fine wine, bond funds, savings accounts and the Bank of England's interest rate decision  

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Please (equity) release me? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Are loans that can eat up the value of your home ever worth it? Claer Barrett and guests discuss the pros and cons.  

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How to protect your wealth as the Brexit vote nears from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Should investors bet on Brexit? With a few weeks to go until the referendum, should private investors be prepared for mayhem in the markets – or a “snapback” in UK equities if Britain votes to stay...

Drawing the state pension: does it pay to delay? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Claer Barrett and guests discuss how you may benefit from waiting to start dipping into the UK state pension, as well as the merits of fund managers and financial advisers spending so much time on ...

What Brexit could mean for your money from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Naomi Rovnick and guests discuss the impact of EU membership on UK investors, as well as fund managers' short-termism and how useful the Panama Papers could prove to HMRC  

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A year of pension freedoms and the buy-to-let meltdown from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Are we investing our pension cash wisely or being scammed? Buy-to-let investors in panic rush to buy before a big tax rise  

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How will Brexit affect your investments? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

The likely cost to investors of a Brexit. How fund managers' fees can swipe 40% of a retirement pot. Income investing and your Isa.  

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£100k salaries and the 60% tax curse from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Why people earning £100k or more are paying a marginal tax rate of 60 per cent. The pitfalls of trying to pick stocks in China. How 'smart beta' is causing dumb investing decisions.  <...

Young, gifted and broke from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Millennial money: how 20-somethings think about finance. The ease of sinking into unmanageable credit card debt. Divorce for £59 online? This could be a costly DIY mistake.  

Protect your pension from the taxman from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

The lowering of the lifetime pension savings allowance. Should people near retirement continue building pension pots? Investment fund managers buying 'valueless' research: how this hits your pensi...

Dividends in danger from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FTSE dividend yields are high, but is this a warning sign? The assault on the buy-to-let sector. Why digital tax returns really are exciting.  

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Rates have risen, so what next? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

How to invest in an environment of rising US interest rates Why European stocks look attractive  

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Does your family have designs on your pension? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Pensions freedoms and the risks of adult children financially abusing their parents. Generation rent struggles to get on the housing ladder. Time to buy European stocks for their dividends. &#...

Lord Lee, the retail investor who turned £150,000 into £4.5m from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Baron Lee of Trafford shares his stock-picking strategies The best ways to save money on your Christmas shop Are Help-to-Buy ISAs worth it?  

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The nightmare on pension street from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

As its Halloween, this Money Show discusses pension changes that promise more trick than treat, the "hammer horror" of auction house commissions, and why even companies with the growth profile of z...

Help! I need to sort out my pensions from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Putting all of your pension savings in one place to make it easier to manage your retirement plans sounds like a sensible idea — but it’s not necessarily the right solution for everyone. Claer Barr...

Should I quit Wall Street to pursue my passion project? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

She earns a six-figure salary working an 80-hour week on Wall Street but 20-something Anna spends her spare moments dreaming about starting her own business. She chats to presenter Claer Barrett ab...

The ‘silver squeeze’ on retirement hopes from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

If you’re thinking of taking early retirement - don’t. That’s the blunt assessment from financial advisers on both sides of the Atlantic, who fear that volatility on the stock markets - not to ment...

How to give money to your children during the pandemic  from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

There’s nothing like a global pandemic to remind people of their own mortality and coronavirus has sent individuals rushing to get their financial affairs in order. In this week's FT Money sho...

Can I get my money back for cancelled flights? from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

FT Money presenter Claer Barrett talks to FT columnists Michael Skapinker and Lindsay Cook about the issues travellers are experiencing, which airlines appear to be the best and worst and how UK li...

Will UK taxes have to rise to pay for the pandemic?  from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Will UK taxes go up in the near future? A leaked Treasury document shows the government is pondering some taxing questions. In this week's FT Money Show podcast Claer Barrett and guests discus...

Pensions tax relief, Winter fuel allowance and Britain's house prices from 2021-01-31T22:10:42.023393

Is time running out for pensions tax relief? Chancellor Sajid Javid is reported to be considering a major shake-up of pensions at the Budget in a months time. The FT's pensions correspondent Joseph...

Should I rent out my property? from 2021-01-26T05:00

Disruption from the pandemic has created plenty of ‘accidental landlords’ - homeowners with an empty property they could potentially let out. This week’s guest, Jeremy, has relocated for work - he’...

What’s your financial New Year’s resolution in 2021? from 2020-12-31T05:00

2020 was a turbulent year for most people’s finances, but the new year provides the perfect opportunity to set some ‘financial resolutions’. The guests on the first podcast of the New Year, couple ...

Ideas for your finances in 2021 from 2020-12-22T05:00

Money Clinic is taking a break until December 31st, so why not delve into our back catalogue of podcasts to find useful discussions on how to manage your money during the pandemic, from starting in...

The dangers of being a ‘money mule’ from 2020-12-08T05:00

If you’re offered the chance to make some easy money during the pandemic, what should you do? Money Clinic was emailed by 19-year-old student Henry who, along with many of his friends, had been con...

How to start a side hustle from 2020-12-01T05:00

Finding a side hustle that earns you  money alongside your main job is an attractive idea — but it can be hard to achieve as Jonny, this week’s guest, has found out, with his side hustles cost...

The finances of moving in together from 2020-11-24T05:00

Since they moved in together at the start of the UK lockdown in March, Marijke and Danny’s relationship has gone from strength to strength. Marijke owns the flat they both live in — but Danny has r...

Can a second career save my retirement? from 2020-11-17T05:00

For 61-year old Margaret, and millions of other women, being able to retire with a pension has become an unaffordable dream. She has relied on working as a supply teacher to pay the bills. But she ...

A young entrepreneur's story from 2020-11-10T05:00

29-year-old jewellery designer Roseanna Croft is having her mettle tested by the pandemic. Wedding cancellations have dented her sales, and now the second UK lockdown threatens Christmas trading. A...

Can ESG investing really change the world? from 2020-10-27T05:00

Claer Barrett chats to Harri about the challenges of building an ethical investment portfolio. The 29-year old is saving £1,000 a month into his retirement fund, and has noticed a growing array of ...

Should I pay off my credit cards or buy a house? from 2020-10-20T04:00

Claer Barrett chats to Josh, a high-earner living in New Jersey who has large credit card bills to settle. The 30-something finance worker has spent $20,000 paying for holidays and unexpected ...

Advice for graduate job seekers from 2020-10-13T04:00

Could there be a worse year than 2020 to graduate from university? Lockdown disrupted final exams, not to mention final goodbyes - and graduates face one of the toughest recruitment markets in rece...

How can I get started as an investor? from 2020-10-06T04:00

In this week's episode of the Money Clinic, presenter Claer Barrett chats to Naureen, a 37-year old Londoner who has been saving money under lockdown — and now wants to start investing it in the st...

Growth vs value investing: the gap widens  from 2020-06-11T04:00

Crisis? What crisis? On Monday, investors in the main US stock market index, would have been up on the year as the S&P 500, incredibly, regained the group lost to the coronavirus. FT Money sho...

Shoring up your personal finances   from 2020-05-14T04:00

As the chancellor commits to spending billions more on support packages for workers and companies, FT Money presenter Claer Barrett and experts explain what you could claim. Next up on the show, ma...

Learning about money and rich people's problems from 2020-05-07T04:00

Claer Barrett and Lucy Warwick-Ching discuss covert and overt ways to interest children in learning about money, and columnist James Max reveals that his biggest problem during the lockdown has bee...

Investing through the crisis from 2020-04-30T04:00

Claer Barrett explores some of the biggest issues facing small investors with investment columnist Merryn Somerset Webb and Fidelity’s Maike Currie.   

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Individual Savings Accounts - could these tax free wrappers take over from pensions as our preferred savings vehicle? from 2020-03-19T05:00

Could Isas overtake pensions as the UK's tax-saving vehicle of choice? The tax benefits of pensions have been steadily eroded over the past decade but at the same time, Isas have been coming into t...

UK Budget, coronavirus planning and crashing stockmarkets from 2020-03-13T05:00:08

It's been a week of shock and awe for UK investors. Wednesday started with an emergency interest rate cut from the BoE. New chancellor Rishi Sunak then delivered a Budget full of emergency&nbs...

Campaign for clear pension charges, how the coronavirus has hit stock markets and coal fires from 2020-03-05T05:00

Join our campaign for clear pension charges - FT Money has been exploring the impossibility of comparing the costs of drawdown plans. The FT is calling on the pensions and advise industry to b...

Split mortgages, scams, and free money for childcare from 2020-02-27T05:00

Do you want to find out how to do the splits on your mortgage? FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett is not talking about stretching yourself, but instead, how thousands of borrowers are finding th...

Finance on Instagram: what's not to like? from 2020-02-20T05:00

The "Instagram generation" are more famous for sharing consumption-driven images than being savvy with money - but the social media platform is increasingly providing the "inspo" for young peo...

Pensions advice, new overdraft rules and Latin terms in the investment world from 2020-02-06T05:00

Have you been mis-sold pensions advice? FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett talks to the FT's pensions expert Josephine Cumbo about the suitability of financial advice in relation to retirement p...

Pensions tax relief, buy to let and buying a new car from 2020-01-16T05:00

The well-advised wealthy are worrying that pensions benefits could be cut. FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett asks the FT's pensions expert for the details. Next up we discuss whether it's bette...

You’ve made a financial mistake - now what from 2019-12-18T05:00

2019 has been a bumper year for bad investments - the unravelling of Neil Woodford's investment empire has left many nursing heavy losses, others have lost money in mini bonds or have money trapped...

What you need to know before hiring a nanny from 2019-12-12T05:00

Finding suitable childcare is an issue that we know makes many of the FT Money Show listeners bawl so we've invited someone onto the show to try to make sense of it. Today's lead guest on the FT Mo...

The general election and your finances, the gender pensions gap and our love/hate relationship with cash from 2019-12-05T05:00

The general election and your finances - with a week to go, what changes could the major parties bring in? Presenter Claer Barrett talks to Rachael Griffin, a tax expert at Quilter, about the pledg...

What happens to our digital assets and online accounts when we die? from 2019-11-28T05:00

Have you ever counted how many online accounts you have? Do you listen to music on Spotify, upload your pictures to the cloud or hold your savings in an online bank account? If the answer is yes to...

Investment trusts: family trusts, dividend heroes and compared to other investments from 2019-11-22T05:00

On this week's FT Money show we discuss investment trusts and the different ways investors can use them in their portfolios. Presenter Emma Agyemang, FT Money reporter, talks to Jason Hollands, man...

How to find a financial adviser, general election planning for your finances and the rise of the 40 year mortgage from 2019-11-14T05:00

How to find a financial adviser - a relationship with an adviser you can trust is something that FT readers often tell us is hard to come by. FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to Damian Fantato, ...

Election planning for your finances, digital tax returns and balancing your budget from 2019-11-07T05:00

Taxing questions ahead of the General Election - as the spending pledges of the major parties add up, how might the tax rules change to pay for it all? Presenter Claer Barrett talks to Nimesh ...

How to set up your own investment club  from 2019-10-24T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss how tens of thousands of UK private investors are meeting in pubs, restaurants and private homes to discuss how to beat the market - with ...

Are you facing losses from the closure of the Woodford equity income fund? from 2019-10-17T04:00

Hundreds of thousands of investors with money trapped in the Woodford Equity Income fund found out this week that the fund is to be liquidated, the fund manager would be sacked and that their money...

You probably have a pension - but have you got a retirement plan? from 2019-10-10T04:00

It's financial planning week and this year's theme is retirement planning. As part of the initiative, thousands of certified planners are offering a free hour-long session to people wanting he...

Students: top tips on how to budget at university from 2019-10-03T04:00

What's the best bank account for students? Who will give you an interest-free overdraft? And how can you get hold of a student railcard? Lucy Warwick-Ching, FT Money digital editor talks to three e...

Escape the motherhood penalty, teenage investors and 'best buy' investment lists from 2019-09-19T04:00

Having a baby is one of the best things that could happen in your life - but sadly it could also be the worst thing that could happen to your finances. We discuss the effects of the gender pay gap....

Financial Room 101 - what would you most like to banish? from 2019-09-12T04:00

What are the biggest barriers to managing our money? Special guests Martin Wolf, Bobby Seagull and Justin Urquhart Stewart tell presenter Claer Barrett what they would banish to ‘Room 101’ to impro...

Could you profit from a last minute PPI claim? from 2019-08-16T04:00

With a matter of days until the deadline, presenter Claer Barrett discusses the practicalities of making a claim online with the FT's Money Mentor Lindsay Cook. Plus, how to build effective money h...

How to enjoy your retirement, and top tips for getting the best deal on your holiday money from 2019-07-25T05:00:20

If ever there was a word that needed to be retired it's 'retirement'. The kind of images this word conjures up is sunny beaches and no longer having to set an alarm clock, or a stressful feeling ab...

Inheritance tax rules, confusion over freelance tax payments and investing in fine wines from 2019-07-18T05:00:39

Inheritance tax rules are due for a shake up - FT Money editor Claer Barrett asks whether efforts to simplify the system can ever shake off its claim to be "Britain's most hated tax"? Next, experts...

Does your state pension add up? from 2019-07-11T14:00

Millions have used a government website to check their state pension, only to find they have missing years of National Insurance contributions. 
Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss ...

Retirement homes, mobile phone bills and tennis club membership from 2019-07-04T05:00:55

Retirement property has a reputation for being a rip off, but several large operators claim to have reinvented the model. The FT's Money Mentor columnist Lindsay Cook joins Claer Barrett to discuss...

Mid-life financial MOT, credit card debts and Britain's growing tax gap from 2019-06-20T05:01:52

Do you find yourself stumped by questions about how much to put towards your mortgage payment versus your investments? It may be time for a midlife financial MOT. Presenter James Pickford talks to ...

Neil Woodford, YouTube millionaires and Rich People's Problems from 2019-06-06T05:01:45

Neil Woodford, the star fund manager who launched his own equity fund five years ago, was forced to halt withdrawals from his Equity Income fund last week - FT Money's deputy editor talks to invest...

Equity release, shoddy customer service and the rise in customer complaints from 2019-05-09T05:00:59

Would you use your property to supplement your pension? Claer Barrett and guests examine the pros and cons of using equity release. Next, the FT Rich People's Problems columnist James Max talks abo...

Maternity pay, online investors and the value of time from 2019-04-18T05:00:05

Despite changing attitudes in the workforce there are still bosses who wouldn't give you a job if they thought you were going to have a baby in a few years. Lucy Warwick-Ching talks to Mumsnet abou...

A mortgage milestone and what Brexit means for investors from 2019-04-11T04:00

FT money deputy editor James Pickford is joined by Jason Hurwood of Nationwide to discuss the move by the UK’s second biggest mortgage lender into equity release, investment writer Kate Beioley say...

The collapse of London Capital and Finance, climate change investing and buying a ski apartment from 2019-04-04T05:00:16

In light of the London Capital and Finance scandal the city watchdog is warning consumers about how some high-risk investments are marketed. Claer Barrett is joined by senior FT journalists Barney ...

Pension problems in the NHS, auto-enrolment and a new pet insurance product from 2019-03-28T04:00:01

Diagnosing pension problems in the NHS - an FT investigation has revealed that senior doctors and consultants across the country are turning down extra shifts through fear of landing themselves wit...

Financial advice for young people, crowdfunding and why Brexit has ruined my dinner parties from 2019-03-28T03:13:02

Think you're ready for a financial adviser but you can't find anyone to take your money? FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to money blogger Iona Bain about why old fashioned advisers don't want y...

Pension freedoms: the unintended consequences revealed from 2019-02-28T04:30:11

Have you cashed in your retirement savings under the pension freedoms rules? If so, are you one of the many UK pensioners who have found that the freedom to do what you want with your savings is no...

How to crack your credit score from 2019-02-21T05:00:49

FT money editor Claer Barrett is joined by Money Mentor Lindsay Cook to discuss cracking your credit score – including why yours might be worse than you think – and Mike Tuckett from Transport for ...

The fight for our data, good news for renters and final salary pension problems from 2019-02-14T05:00:13

From rental fees to who owns your financial data - the FT analyses this week's personal finance news and gives you the lowdown in downloadable form. Claer Barrett, FT Money editor, and guests discu...

Six financial mistakes that women need to avoid from 2019-02-07T05:00:19

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss what every female needs to know about her finances. From practicing 'financial self defence', getting started in investing and bridging the gender pay and...

Finance tips for freelancers, insurance pitfalls and how to write the perfect 'to do list' from 2019-01-24T05:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett on the latest finance tips for freelancers ahead of the tax deadline. Plus Paul Lewis, the Moneybox presenter reveals the hidden pitfalls of staying with the same home...

Beyond Brexit, christmas lights for beards and the growing trend presents for teachers from 2018-12-13T04:00:37

FT Money editor Claer Barrett investing beyond Brexit - what action should you consider to ride out the volatility. Plus as Christmas approaches, what is this year's must have party acces...

Can you learn about money from reading someone's financial diary? from 2018-11-15T06:19:39

Claer Barrett and guests discuss the phenomenal success of the Money Diaries - an online website that has enabled women around the world to anonymously share their financial spending secrets. Plus ...

Britain's financial 'invisibles', child benefit fines repaid and why Lord Lee is selling some shares from 2018-11-08T04:30:57

Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests debate what it means to be refused access to credit, why HMRC is repaying fines it levied for unpaid tax, and how a volatile stock market has lead to Lord Lee sel...

What will the Budget mean for you? from 2018-11-01T04:46:27

Claer Barrett and guests discuss how the chancellor's budget will hit your pocket. Is the new income tax change really as good as it sounds? And how will it affect you if you're self employed or a ...

Remortgaging your home, holding cash and getting more women to invest from 2018-10-18T03:30:08

Claer Barrett and guests discuss why people are using their homes as piggy banks and what they are doing with the extra money. Other topics of debate include why more and more investors are sitting...

Cannabis, stamp duty and gender financial differences from 2018-10-04T04:00:51

This week's show looks at the rise of cannabis and whether UK investors should be looking to take a position in pot stocks. Plus the rise in stamp duty and why the differences in the way men and wo...

Is property still a good investment? from 2018-09-20T03:30:58

As the market gets stickier in the run up to Brexit, the FT Money podcast debates where property prices will go next. Plus Merryn Somerset Webb shares her thoughts on the tenth anniversary of the f...

Free perks with your bank account, fixed rate mortgages and tech stocks from 2018-09-13T04:29:01

Does your bank give you a free daily coffee, free cinema tickets, money off meals out or a cheap taxi to the airport? Welcome to the world of premier banking - the FT Money Show reveals more. Plus,...

EIS investments, rising debt problems and Child Trust Funds from 2018-08-30T04:57:55

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the latest trends in EIS investments and the rising number of people getting into problem debt. And child trust funds come of age - we explain how t...

What would a no-deal Brexit mean for your money? from 2018-08-09T05:00

FT Money editor Clear Barrett Barrett is joined by FT political correspondent Laura Hughes and FT Money reporters Aime Williams and Kate Beioley to discuss the likelihood of a no-deal Brexit a...

The maths of Love Island from 2018-08-02T04:19:58

FT Money editor Clear Barrett Barrett is joined by columnists Bobby Seagull, James Max and Edwin Esosa for a summery podcast that brings some cold hard maths to this year’s hottest show, analyses t...

Leasehold property, currency traps and a special subscriber offer for podcast listeners from 2018-07-26T04:29:59

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests on upcoming reforms to property leaseholds and how the latest downturn in sterling means you need to get the best possible rate on your money. We discuss th...

Train delays and commuter chaos: what are your rights? from 2018-07-19T04:21:10

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests on what to do if you've been caught up in the train disruption. What are your rights - and what chance do you stand of getting money back if a cancelled tra...

Questions to ask before you retire - do you and your partner want the same things? from 2018-07-13T04:00:31

FT Money digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests on the importance of planning for getting the best out of your retirement. Plus, will you still be paying off your mortgage in your seventies? ...

Money saving tips, starting a supper club and the trauma of expenses claims from 2018-07-05T04:30

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests on the best money saving tips for millennials and how to start a supper club. Also, the FT's Rich People's Problems columnist, James Max, tells us about the...

Myths about divorce, investment trusts and the FT's Thrift Off experiment from 2018-06-21T04:21:14

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the things people don't know about divorce, what has been happening in the world of investment trusts and discuss the FT's competition on ...

Investing in Bitcoin, financial fitness and wealth managers from 2018-06-14T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the volatile price of cryptocurrencies, how to cut your performance fees by going to the gym and how wealth managers are adapting to the needs of yo...

Making partner in your firm, cashing in final salary pensions and investing in oil from 2018-05-24T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss the risks and rewards of becoming a partner in your firm and delve into the latest statistics on how many people are cashing out of final ...

National Numeracy, gas bills and some free money from 2018-05-17T11:26:32

The Financial Times is busting some Rhymes - Bobby Seagull, the maths teacher celebrates National Numeracy day by unleashing his 'maths rap' on the nation with his co-rapper and FT Money editor Cla...

Numeracy skills, saving for retirement and why millennials are not investing for their future from 2018-05-10T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss Britain's lack of numeracy skills, how much you need to save in retirement and why's young people can start investing for their future.  ...

The future for inheritance tax, buying beach huts and launching a second career in your sixties from 2018-05-03T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests discuss IHT - Britain's most hated tax, investing in a beach hut and how to launch a second career in your fifties or sixties.  

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Valuable vinyl in the attic, the perils of investment cliches and the gambling habits of millennials from 2018-04-19T04:00

FT Money deputy editor James Pickford talks to Ludovic Hunter-Tilney, the FT's pop critic, about his quest to value his large collection of vinyl, CDs and cassettes - and how you might do the same....

Canal barges, personal service companies, and cryptocurrencies from 2018-04-13T01:50:56

FT Money deputy editor James Pickford and guests discuss buying a boat, HMRC's focus on personal service companies and why investing in cryptocurrencies doesn't always pay off. ...

How to find a financial adviser and the questions to ask when you find one from 2018-03-22T04:00

FT Money digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests discuss when people should pay for advice and how best to get it. The show delves into the different levels of advice available and how to choo...

The penny pinching chancellor, EIS changes and what's wrong with ombudsmen? from 2018-03-15T04:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to Sarah Coles, personal finance analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown about the surprise potential demise of 1p and 2p coins, announced in the Spring Statement this we...

The new Isa season - how to make the most of this year's tax-free allowance from 2018-03-01T05:00

FT Money digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests discuss Individual Savings Accounts (Isas). This podcast explains the rules, spells out the best investments and dissects the different types o...

Navigating the care system - what you need to know before looking for a care home from 2018-02-22T05:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett talks to Rosie Carr, deputy editor of Investors Chronicle about the rising cost of care homes and how to find a suitable one for your loved ones. They discuss ways to ...

The death of the piggy bank - why children are turning to new technology to learn about money from 2018-02-08T05:00

FT Money digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching on the best financial apps to use to teach children about managing money. Along with a psychologist she also delves into the vital lessons we all need to ...

House prices, family trusts and the high cost of private members clubs from 2018-02-01T02:59:11

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests debate the real value of property and the demise of family trusts. James Max drops into the studio to discuss his latest Rich People's Problems column ...

Young people's finances - attitudes to money, getting teenagers to love maths and the hidden perils of shared ownership from 2018-01-11T05:00

FT Money editor Claer Barrett and guests debate why young people think money is boring and come up with ways to convince them otherwise. Bobby Seagull, the University Challenge semi finalist reveal...

Your finances under a Labour government, new years resolutions and Champagne sales from 2018-01-05T07:23:55

FT Money editor Claer Barrett on whether you should attempt to hedge your finances against a future Corbyn government. Next she interviews Rich People's Problems columnist James Max on why he won't...

Private education - spiraling costs, pupil discounts and how to get a scholarship from 2017-12-07T06:00

FT Money digital editor Lucy Warwick-Ching delves in the world of private education and talks to experts including the Good Schools Guide. She and her guests reveal how much it actually costs to se...

Being fired, Budget reaction and rich people's problems from 2017-11-30T06:00:17

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett quizzes James Max about his experience of being fired and asks him to come up with solutions to your Rich People's Problems questions. Merryn Somerset Webb joi...

Autumn Budget: How do the chancellor's measures affect me? from 2017-11-22T16:17:18

FT Money Show presenter Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests discuss the Budget announcements and what what it means for your pocket.  

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Millennial Money: FT writers give advice to today's 18 year olds from 2017-09-28T05:00

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss what millennials need to know about money, whether classic cars are ever a good investment, and if company pension schemes are too pricey. ...

The Archers - we take financial advice to Ambridge from 2017-08-31T00:59:31

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on the financial advice we would love to give the characters on the Archers, the latest Rich People's Problems column on losing a drone, and which s...

Small shareholders - are big companies finally wising up to their value? from 2017-08-24T00:56:55

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on how small shareholders can get involved in managing the companies they invest in, why some landlords are not paying enough tax and savings accoun...

Power of Attorney - a sensible piece of financial planning, or something that could leave you vulnerable to abuse? from 2017-08-17T02:32:48

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on lasting powers of attorney, whether employers are paying enough into company pensions and asks her guest how long he would spend trying to extrac...

The titanium credit card - do you really need one? from 2017-08-10T01:47:40

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on why rich people should have a titanium credit card, whether the 'black box' technology could result in a car insurance discount and why some peop...

Take Aim - and save on inheritance tax from 2017-08-03T01:40:40

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on why it might be a good time to invest in pharmaceutical giant Astra Zeneca, the advantages of investing in Aim shares and the phenomenon of resta...

HMRC hunts down tax cheats from 2017-07-06T02:15:46

FT Money Show presenter James Pickford and guests on HMRC taking action against people who evade tax, why some homeowners are staying put in their properties rather than moving up the ladder, and h...

Inflation - what you need to know from 2017-06-22T05:05:21

FT Money Show presenter Lucy Warwick-Ching on what's driving inflation up, how to inflation proof your finances and how pensioners can protect their assets in this climate.  

How to make financial sense of the election from 2017-06-15T03:43:45

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on the aftermath of the general election, profit warnings and why you may not be rich enough to hold a multi-currency bank account.  
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Getting married - for tax reasons from 2017-06-08T03:46:38

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on the tax benefits of getting married, the UK pensions system and quantitative easing.  

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Merryn Somerset Webb on the social care U-turn from 2017-05-25T00:05:25

In this week's FT Money show, columnist Merryn Somerset Webb tells presenter Claer Barrett why the Conservative party was wrong to u-turn on its manifesto pledge to change how social care is funded...

Vanguard and the passive revolution from 2017-05-18T00:07:40

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett is joined by Money columnist Jason Butler and guests to discuss low-cost fund giant Vanguard's new online investment service, how much MP's pen...

Property fraud is every landlord's nightmare from 2017-05-10T23:50:53

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on the rise in property fraud, whether you should buy a used car and investing in technology.  

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Should the pensions triple lock be scrapped? from 2017-04-27T00:41:51

FT Money Show presenter Hugo Greenhalgh and guests on whether the pensions triple lock will last past the election, how cashing in your pension could affect your ability to borrow and investing in ...

How will the general election affect your finances? from 2017-04-20T01:05:43

FT Money Show presenter Hugo Greenhalgh on the countdown to the general election and why batteries are the next big investment.  

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Credit cards - are they really your flexibIe friend? from 2017-04-13T02:32:51

FT Money Show presenter James Pickford and guests on credit card debt, UK investors and the virtues of simplicity in financial planning.  

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Is car finance driving you to distraction? from 2017-03-23T03:17:50

FT Money Show presenter Claer Barrett and guests on the soaring popularity of car leasing deals, online estate agents and the new pound coin.  

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Final Salary pensions - are they set to become rather less generous? from 2017-02-23T03:21:34

FT Money Show presenter James Pickford and guests discuss digital innovation, final salary pensions schemes and fund fees.
 

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Passive Investing - is it causing distortion in the market? from 2017-02-16T02:59:07

Presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss passive investing, National insurance and why new businesses are being started by older people.  

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Should you invest like Warren Buffett? from 2017-01-26T00:23:31

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett is joined by Money columnist Merryn Somerset Webb and guests to discuss why Warren Buffett is not really a value investor, whether employee sha...

The cost of a good night's sleep - how can insomnia affect your health, and your earnings power? from 2017-01-19T00:42:25

Presenter Claer Barrett is joined by the writer Daniel Pembrey to discuss sleep clinics for the wealthy, plus Paul Lewis on the "tax trap" for those earning six-figure salaries, and could US small ...

What will the Autumn Statement mean for your money? from 2016-11-23T15:30:24

Presenter Claer Barrett is joined by tax and pensions experts Raj Mody of PwC, Christine Ross of Handelsbanken Wealth Management and Nimesh Shah of Blick Rothenberg to discuss the main points of Ph...

The best of alternative investments from 2016-11-17T02:11:38

In this week's FT Money show, presenter James Pickford and guests discuss how to invest in infrastructure as governments boost their spending, which fine wines you should be buying for your Christm...

Household bills - what do your elderly parents pay? from 2016-10-13T00:32:52

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss "the switcher's charter" as they look at how to get the best deals on your mortgage, bills or bank account, how the chancell...

The perils of owning a period property from 2016-10-06T00:12:46

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett and guests discuss the problems of buying listed buildings, the outlook for pensions from the Tory party conference, and how your budding new r...

Middle classes buy in below stairs services from 2016-09-15T03:54:50

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Naomi Rovnick and guests discuss the rise of the 'do it for me' economy, absolute return funds, and how to make the most of your workplace cycle to work sche...

The pensions tax squeeze from 2016-09-01T01:13:50

In this week's FT Money show, presenter Claer Barrett is joined by Jason Hollands, managing director of investment adviser Tilney Bestinvest, to discuss how wealthy investors are pushing up demand ...

Stuck in property funds from 2016-07-07T05:04:09

Commercial property funds are pulling up the drawbridge after Brexit. FT Money deputy editor James Pickford discusses your options, as well as looking at the commuter chaos on Southern Rail, and a ...

What does Brexit mean for my money? from 2016-06-30T02:49:35

Much of what will happen after Brexit remains obscure, but in this special post-referendum podcast, FT Money deputy editor James Pickford and guests discuss the ramifications for the future of Brit...

How to cut the cost of your wedding (without scrimping on romance) from 2016-05-05T04:23:52

Claer Barrett and guests discuss how to prevent a white wedding tipping your finances into the red. Plus the rise of online betting and the row over second homes in St Ives.  

Bidding for returns: is commercial property an alternative to buy-to-let? from 2016-04-20T14:47:47

Claer Barrett and guests discuss the attractions of investing in commercial property, whether now is the time to invest in oil stocks, and how auto-enrolment pensions don't add up  
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Soaring classic car prices and the wealth management bandits who target expats from 2016-04-06T13:21:51

Why runaway classic car price rises could slow down
The wealth management bandits who raid expats' savings
Asian stocks as income investments  

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The high price of romance from 2016-03-09T16:54:47

Claer Barrett and guests discuss the costs of matchmaking and changes to how pensions are taxed in the UK  

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Is oil the contrarian buying opportunity of a generation? from 2016-01-20T15:35:32

How to pick stocks for an oil price recovery.
Why "flatflation" (zero inflation) will hit our finances.
Higher-rate pension tax relief - why it could be scrapped.  

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How to get a pay rise from 2016-01-06T15:43:59

A former big company MD tells you how to argue for a raise, while we also advise how to detox your finances for 2016.

 

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Lord Lee, the retail investor who turned £150,000 into £4.5m from 2015-12-02T17:34:42

Baron Lee of Trafford shares his stock-picking strategies
The best ways to save money on your Christmas shop
Are Help-to-Buy ISAs worth it?  

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Do you know how much your personal data is worth? from 2015-11-04T17:09:13

Who is willing to pay for your data?
Why MPs have rapped HMRC for its customer service.
Which stocks will benefit from resurgent UK consumer spending?  

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How the pension needs of nannies will raise the bills for middle class parents.
Investment trusts come under scrutiny.
How to invest in the growing spending power of the Chinese consumer....

Buy-to-let investors feel the heat from 2015-10-14T23:00

FT deputy personal finance editor James Pickford and guests discuss how the government is putting buy-to-let investors under stress, and how young people should plan their finances for a lifetime. ...

Student finances, Steve Webb on pensions and a digital dawn for HMRC from 2015-09-29T23:00

The FT's Money Mentor looks at student money worries. Plus Steve Webb, the former pensions minister, answers questions on the new State Pension. And we delve into HMRC's plans for digital filing. &...

Do sports stars have a winning financial strategy? from 2015-09-23T23:00

Celebrity sportspeople can earn hundreds of thousands of pounds a week - but how do they make the good times last? Plus veteran investor Terry Smith tells us why he doesn't hold pharma stocks, and ...

Charity donations, the hunt for income and Santander hikes fees from 2015-09-14T23:00

Why you shouldn't place blind faith and hope in charity - we hear what donors can do to ensure their money goes to good causes. Plus unexpected places to find income investments and we assess wheth...

Is there any such thing as a defensive share? from 2015-09-09T23:00

A trip to the hairdressers inspires FT Money editor Claer Barrett to delve into defensive shares. Plus we analyse the growing pensions drawdown market and take a look at the mini bonds market. ...

Other People's Money: John Kay talks exclusively to the FT about his new book from 2015-09-01T23:00

Leading economist and finance industry insider John Kay talks exclusively to the FT's Claer Barrett about what has gone wrong in the dark heart of the finance sector.  

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Global stock market volatility and private banks' digital push from 2015-08-25T23:00

Claer Barrett and guests discuss the aftermath of 'Black Monday' in Chinese markets for private investors, and how the digital revolution is finally reaching the world of private banking  ...

Future of retirement: How much do you need to save? from 2015-08-19T12:25

With a pension savings crisis looming and sweeping changes affecting the rules on how we spend and deploy our retirement savings, it's becoming ever harder to avoid the issue.Judith Evans talks to ...

Rising interest rates, gold bugs and Chinese funds from 2015-08-11T23:00

This week we look at how to prepare for an interest rate rise plus how to make money from gold. And for the more adventurous investor, we examine the prospects for Chinese funds  
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Becoming a landlord, liquidity risks of investing and social investments from 2015-08-04T23:00

This week's podcast examines the dilemma of whether you should sell or rent out your home if you're offered a job abroad. Plus, we examine liquidity risks of income drawdown and the tax breaks on s...

Will disputes, alternative assets and holiday swindles from 2015-07-28T23:00

Claer Barrett and guests discuss some unusual investments that warrant investor caution, and the implications of a landmark ruling for those leaving a financial legacy to their families  ...

Rich rewards from farmland? Plus angel investing and dividends from 2015-07-22T23:00

Investors in farmland reap a rich harvest. Plus we look at the attractions and risks of angel investing and how the dividend tax could deliver a bumper year.  

from 2015-07-14T23:00

FT Money looks at the ups and downs of being a female breadwinner. We also discuss what China's market meltdown means for your investments and HMRC's latest crackdown on those it thinks have broken...

Budget special: Buy-to-let, tax on dividends and inheritance tax from 2015-07-08T14:55

How will the measures in the first Conservative Budget since 1997 affect your finances? Jonathan Eley unpacks the policy details with the help of Nimesh Shah, partner at Blick Rothenberg; Jason Bu...

Self-building, Greek travel and community shares from 2015-06-30T23:00

James Pickford and guests discuss the costs and challenges of building your own home, what those travelling to Greece should carry in their wallets, and the rise of community share offers to fund l...

Greek crisis, the sharing economy and pensions advice from 2015-06-23T23:00

Claer Barrett and guests discuss what Greek debt negotiations mean for European investors, making money from spare bedrooms and parking spaces, and what distinguishes guidance from advice for pensi...

20 years of Aim - we expose the risks - and delve into the £1bn pensions spending spree from 2015-06-16T23:00

As Aim celebrates 20 years on the LSE, Claer Barrett and Professor Paul Marsh assess the risks. And Josephine Cumbo asks what more could be done to help UK pensioners access their pension cash.
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Pre-nups, German rent controls and pension freedoms from 2015-06-10T23:00

As the summer wedding season approaches more of us are insisting on a pre-nup before we walk down the aisle. Are these legally binding? Plus we ask whether London can learn from Berlin in terms of...

Merryn Somerset Webb, Lloyds bank shares and anomalies in the tax system from 2015-06-02T23:00

This week Merryn Somerset Webb makes a guest appearance on the show to talk about her column on the path to financial happiness. We also debate what the sell off of Lloyds shares means for investor...

Right to Buy, future of banks and safety deposit boxes from 2015-05-26T23:00

This week we delve into the Queens Speech and how it could transform the UK's housing market. Plus what is the future for banks, and should you use a saftey deposit box in light of the Hatton Garde...

30th anniversary of FT Money, nanny pensions and investing in wine from 2015-05-19T23:00

It's the 30th anniversary of FT Money - we look back at three decades of investing. This week, new FT Money editor Claer Barrett also delves into the world of nanny tax and investing in wine &...

Post-election housing policies, Brewdog crowdfunding and the new pensions minister from 2015-05-12T23:00

The FT's James Pickford talks to Knight Frank's Liam Bailey about the housing market post election. This week's show also examines Brewdog's bid to raise £25m from crowdfunding and what the new pen...

The election, alternative property and the bond market from 2015-05-06T23:00

This week we look at the effect of the Election on your finances, alternative ways of getting onto the property ladder and the bond market warnings.  

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Payday lenders, mortgage limits & Woodfood's investment trust from 2015-04-21T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the plight of payday lenders subject to tighter regulation, lending in the first year after the mortgage market review, and whether enthusiasm for Neil Woodford's s...

Zero inflation, pension tax relief and the electoral roll from 2015-04-14T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss what the period of zero inflation means for mortgage borrowers, how political parties are planning to raid pension tax relief, and what the electoral roll is used f...

Jisas, buy-to-let and new tax reliefs from 2015-04-07T23:00

This week's show looks at how easy it is to transfer a child trust fund into a Junior Isa. Jonathan Eley also questions whether the 'wall' of pension money set to hit the buy-to-let market could ac...

Pension cash, fund stewardship and overseas property from 2015-03-31T23:00

This week's show looks at taking cash out of your pension fund and whether fund managers are looking after your money. Jonathan Eley also talks to James Pickford about the outlook for holiday prope...

Pensions guidance, house prices and Alliance Trust from 2015-03-25T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss what to expect from free guidance on pension options, whether house prices are finally coming off the boil, and the future of the UK's largest investment trusts
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Budget 2015: How your personal finances could be affected from 2015-03-18T16:10

George Osborne's no-giveaway budget has given away a higher personal tax allowance, access to retirement annuities (but a cut to the lifetime pension allowance), and a new Help to Buy ISA for first...

Digital passports, Isa deadline and tax avoidance from 2015-03-11T00:00

This week's show delves into the new digital passport and offers advice on where to put this year's Isa allowance. We also ask who is really to blame for the tax avoidance scandals that have been h...

A stronger pound, crowdfunding and farmland from 2015-03-04T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the effect of a stronger pound on holidaymakers, why money is pouring into risky crowdfunding and ways to invest in farmland  

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Pension drawdown, investment behaviour and enterprise investment schemes from 2015-02-19T00:00

Lucy Warwick-Ching and guests discuss Hargreaves Lansdown's cut to drawdown costs, why people are prone to making irrational investment decisions, and the merits of investing in enterprise investme...

Conveyancing, pension scheme deficits and fund fees from 2015-02-11T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss a new service that promises to speed up home purchases, record private sector pension scheme deficits, and the latest in the debate on fund management fees &nb...

Card compensation, protecting pension savers and property websites from 2015-01-28T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss compensation for those mis-sold credit card insurance, measures to help pension savers make the right financial decisions, and the new property portal OnTheMarket.c...

Savings rates, equity release and cybersecurity from 2015-01-21T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the FCA's criticism of the savings market this week, why equity release is on the rise, and the vulnerability of investments and savings to cyber criminals &nb...

Corporate leadership, tax returns and annuity reforms from 2015-01-14T00:00

James Pickford and guests discuss the importance of company management for investors, tips for taxpayers ahead of the self-assessment deadline, and proposals that would allow annuity holders to sel...

Pension reforms, mortgage slowdown and student housing from 2015-01-08T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the major pension reforms effective in April, how the mortgage market slowdown is affecting high-value borrowers, and the troubles afflicting student accommodation ...

Basic bank accounts, investing in Russia and financial advice from 2014-12-17T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss whether free current accounts are under threat, the investment climates in Japan and Russia, and whether people are receiving better financial advice two years afte...

Investing in Tesco, state pensions and payday lenders from 2014-12-11T00:00

James Pickford and guests discuss how Tesco's woes are affecting investors, why the new single tier state pension does not benefit everyone, and how new regulations will affect the payday lending i...

Autumn Statement: what it means for your money from 2014-12-04T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss changes to stamp duty rates for house buyers, inheritance rules for individual savings accounts, and changes for peer-to-peer lending  

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Credit cards, buy-to-let investments and pet projects from 2014-11-26T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss whether an FCA investigation will make it harder to get a credit card, if booming returns for buy-to-let landlords can be sustained, and how investors can profit fr...

State pensions, multi-asset funds and Swiss gold from 2014-11-19T00:00

This week's show discusses forthcoming changes to state pension rules, whether multi-asset funds present solutions for ordinary investors, and how a vote in Switzerland could affect the gold price ...

Payday lending, mortgage brokers and Chinese shares from 2014-11-12T00:00

Jonathan Eley and FT colleagues discuss the expected demise of so-called payday lenders, the rise of mortgage brokers and other intermediaries, and the opening up of the Shanghai stock exchange to ...

Holiday pay ruling, bequeathing money and salary sacrifice from 2014-11-05T00:00

This week's show looks at the impact of this week's court ruling on holiday pay entitlements, why people choose to leave their natural heirs out of their will, and how salary sacrifice can be used ...

Bank closures, junior Isas and European equities from 2014-10-29T00:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss whether Lloyds' branch closures spell the end of high street banking, the third birthday of junior individual savings accounts, and where value may lie in European ...

Low interest mortgages, ethical investing and Equitable Life from 2014-10-22T23:00

This week's show looks at new mortgage deals offering very low interest rates, the performance of ethical investment funds, and Jonathan Eley talks to Equitable Life pension holders who were protes...

UK inflation, HMRC powers and pension freedoms from 2014-10-14T23:00

FT economics editor Chris Giles joins Jonathan Eley to discuss the impact of the latest inflation figures. Also in the show, is the arm of the taxman reaching too far? And why the latest pension fr...

Working longer, the Brazilian economy and investing in books from 2014-10-08T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the government's wish for us to stay in work longer, whether Brazil's elections may boost emerging markets, and whether money can be made from collecting antique bo...

Pension "death tax", mortgage prisoners and asset portfolios from 2014-10-01T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss who will really benefit from pension funds passing tax free to heirs, how some people are trapped on their current mortgage rate, and whether ready-made asset portf...

Mansion taxes, investment psychology and intestacy rules from 2014-09-24T23:00

This week's show looks at how a proposed mansion tax may work and who would be affected, plus how behavioural psychology can aid investors, and how inheritance laws are changing where there is no w...

Pension cash, property p2p and Alibaba from 2014-09-18T23:00

Should you use your pension pot to repay your mortgage? Also in this week's show, is property investment through peer-to-peer lending worth it? And why should investors be cautious about Alibaba's ...

Scottish referendum: what it means for investors and homeowners from 2014-09-10T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests, Jane Sydenham of wealth manager Rathbones and David Hollingworth of London and Country Mortgages, discuss the potential impact of a "Yes" vote next week for private invest...

Pension exit fees, offline finances and PPI from 2014-09-03T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss expensive legacy pension schemes, the challenges faced by those who do not manage their finances online, and why PPI compensation isn't yet finished  
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Annuities, the bond bull market and football funds from 2014-08-21T14:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss why you need to be more careful than ever when choosing an annuity, how long the bond bull market can last and the football fund run by former England boss Terry Ve...

Monetary policy, challenger banks and active funds from 2014-08-12T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the Bank of England's latest comments on house prices and wages, challengers to incumbents in retail banking, and whether now is the time to return to actively mana...

Mortgage lending, ETFs and poor pension products from 2014-08-06T23:00

In this week's show, James Pickford and guests discuss strange deals in the mortgage market, why exchange-traded funds are in vogue, and how many pensioners are stuck in poor value pension products...

Asset management, corporate bonds and annuities from 2014-07-30T23:00

James Pickford and guests discuss how changes in the asset management industry could benefit investors, the potential risks for corporate bond funds, and the sale of inappropriate annuity products ...

Pension reforms, holiday homes and investing in university research from 2014-07-22T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss new pension rules that will apply from next April, what to bear in mind when buying property overseas, and how investors can access ideas emerging from universities...

Tax avoidance clampdown, employer pensions, and family finances from 2014-07-16T23:00

What's your employer doing with your pension? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss HMRC's crackdown on tax avoidance scheme investors, and the latest venture aimed at spreading financial risk acro...

Savings rates, China vs India, and buy-to-let from 2014-07-09T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the state of the UK savings market, whether retail investors should look again at China and India, and if buy-to-let landlords will ever have it so good again ...

Property funds, investment strategy and Islamic pensions from 2014-07-02T23:00

James Pickford hosts a discussion of the appeal and risks of popular property funds as well as a new sharia-compliant pension product, plus the insights of FT investment editor James Mackintosh on ...

Controlling house prices, minimising tax and star fund managers from 2014-06-25T23:00

In this week's show, Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the Bank of England's measures to cool the UK's housing boom, a range of tax-efficient investments and the risks attached, and the latest fund ...

New ISAs, pensions advice and IFA liability from 2014-06-18T23:00

James Pickford and guests discuss what forthcoming reforms to ISAs mean for investors, how the pensions industry may provide guidance promised to retirees, and the liability of independent financia...

Energy prices, expensive divorces and Tesco Bank from 2014-06-11T23:00

In this week’s show, Jonathan Eley and guests discuss why the Big Six energy companies aren’t cutting prices, why divorce is becoming more common - and expensive - and how Tesco’s new current accou...

Dutch-style pensions, P2P lending and Green Deal from 2014-06-04T23:00

Could proposed collective pension plans deliver more income? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss how peer-to-peer lending may be incorporated in ISAs, and how to claim government money for improv...

TSB flotation, Scottish independence and fracking from 2014-05-28T23:00

In this week's show, Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the prospects of TSB, the impact of a Scottish independence vote for investors and business, and whether there is money to be made from frackin...

Mortgage market, pension products and small caps from 2014-05-21T23:00

Are new lending rules slowing mortgage lending? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss emerging alternatives to annuities, and whether the rally in small company shares is coming to an end. &nb...

Stop-gap annuities, private equity and investor charges from 2014-05-14T23:00

In this week's show, Jonathan Eley and guests discuss whether new flexible annuity products offer savers value, if investing in private equity is worth it, and the confusing array of charges that i...

British banking, building to rent and investing in commodities from 2014-05-07T23:00

What will a reformed Barclays mean for shareholders and customers? Jonathan Eley and colleagues also discuss whether "build to rent" is taking hold in the UK property market, and the different ways...

Pensions guidance, Woodford's new venture and frontier markets from 2014-04-30T23:00

Jo Cumbo explains why the government's pensions guidance guarantee is not quite what it seems. Also in the show, David Oakley talks about the prospects of Neil Woodford's new fund, and Jason Hollan...

Mobile payment, the mortgage market and structured products from 2014-04-23T23:00

Jonathan Eley and guests discuss next week's launch of mobile payment service Paym, why getting a mortgage may become more expensive and time-consuming, and the attractions and risks of structured ...

Protection for tenants, investing in UK technology, and index-hugging fund managers from 2014-04-15T23:00

What will redress, if not quite regulation, mean for tenants of rental properties? How can you invest in the UK's best technology companies? And is your fund manager a closet index-hugger? &nb...

UK property market, investment charges and international equities from 2014-04-09T23:00

James Pickford and guests discuss the transparency of fees and charges for investment advice, whether a property bubble is emerging, and how to invest in overseas stock markets cost-effectively
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FCA credit card probe, star fund managers and regulated crowdfunding from 2014-04-02T23:00

Why has the regulator ordered a probe into the UK's £150bn credit card? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss the performance of fund management's galacticos and the new rules governing peer-to-pee...

Pensions reforms: an overdue liberalisation or a dangerous gamble? from 2014-03-27T00:00

Jonathan Eley discusses the changes to pensions announced in the Budget with Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at Hargreaves Lansdown, and James Lloyd, a director at the Strategic Society Cent...

Budget special: major pension reforms, ISAs and tax avoidance from 2014-03-20T00:00

This week's Budget was nothing short of revolutionary. Jonathan Eley and guests discuss the implications of the Chancellor's reforms for ISA savers, pension holders, and investors in tax avoidance ...

Reduced mortgage offers, Invesco leadership and Lloyds capital restructuring from 2014-03-13T00:00

How can pension contributions and student debt affect your mortgage offer? Also in this week's show, FT investment correspondent David Oakley talks about the man taking over at Invesco, and Elaine ...

Isa special - Cash Isas, junior Isas, and where to invest from 2014-03-06T00:00

Why are cash Isa rates so low and yet so popular? This week's Isa special also takes a look at junior Isas, and Tom Stevenson of Fidelity talks about where to invest your allowance  
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Mortgage rates, investing in biotech, and with-profits from 2014-02-27T00:00

When mortgage rates rise, how bad will it be? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss whether the UK biotech sector is set for a boom, and whether with-profits policies are worth retaining  ...

Bitcoins, falling inflation and male life expectancy from 2014-02-20T00:00

Is it really time to swap your pounds for bitcoins? Also in the show, what falling inflation means for investors and some good news for men who have recently retired.  

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Flood insurance, annuity problems and passive investment funds from 2014-02-14T00:00

How are the recent floods going to affect house insurance premiums? Jonathan Eley and guests also discuss problems with the annuity business, as well as the falling cost of investing in passive fun...

PPI and CPP compensation, investing in China, and solar panels for retirement from 2014-02-06T14:45

As banks' total PPI bill nears £20bn, is there anyone else entitled to compensation? Chinese equities have rarely been cheaper but which obstacles remain to investors? And are solar panels really a...

Emerging market turmoil, investment platforms and renting luxury assets from 2014-01-30T00:00

Are we seeing a re-run of the 1990s? Jonathan Eley discusses EM volatility with the FT's Jonathan Wheatley. Plus, how to choose the right investment platform and whether luxury goods can pay their ...

Workplace pension schemes, real estate investment trusts and equity release from 2014-01-23T14:00

Will the government limit the charges applied to workplace pension schemes – and if so, when? Real estate investment trusts should do what it says on the tin, and the pros and cons of equity releas...

Changes to platform pricing, pension system failures and bankruptcy from 2014-01-16T00:00

Jonathan Eley talks to Andy Creak of rPlan about what the latest changes to platform pricing mean for investors, Jo Cumbo discusses why the pension system fails those with modest savings, and Elain...

Problems with Help to Buy, alternative assets and investment predictions from 2014-01-09T00:00

What can investors expect from 2014? Why isn't the government's Help to Buy scheme available for all properties? And are expensive cars, watches and Chinese art a better bet than stock markets?
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What's the outlook for savers, borrowers and investors in 2014? from 2013-12-19T00:00

FT Money looks back at 2013 and ahead to 2014 with Paul Kavanagh from Killik & Co.  

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Bank bonuses, investing in Asia, and foreign property buyers from 2013-12-12T00:00

More scandalous behaviour at Britain's leading banks. Why southeast Asia could be worth looking at for adventurous investors. And why wealthy foreigners are still buying UK property to rent out. &#...

Price comparison sites, the big debate and Royal Mail from 2013-11-28T00:00

Price comparison websites are to be investigated by the City regulator. Four big investment ideas from some of the country's most eminent economists. And as Royal Mail issues its first results afte...

95% mortgages, shareholder perks and boiler room scams from 2013-11-21T00:00

95 per cent mortgages return, with or without a government guarantee. Shareholder perks - nice to have, but how valuable are they? And how to avoid so-called "boiler room" scams.  
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Pension charges, IPO investments and stamp duty from 2013-11-14T00:00

Pensioners are being pushed into the wrong annuities. New companies are flooding onto the stock market but should ordinary investors buy their shares? And calls grow for reform of stamp duty on pro...

Co-op restructuring, India's stock market and buy-to-let landlords from 2013-11-07T00:00

What went wrong at the Co-operative Bank, and is the restructuring announced this week a fair deal? India's stock market hits a new high - but are the underlying problems really fixed? And why it's...

Islamic finance, retirement planning and why self-build has failed to gain traction from 2013-10-31T00:00

As London bids to become a centre for Islamic finance, are sharia financial products useful for ordinary savers and investors? The real mid-life crisis: why Britain’s middle-aged are the worst prep...

Property downvaluations, energy prices and the fate of the Co-op from 2013-10-23T23:00

What to do if your lender says the house you want to buy is worth less than the offer you've put in. The furore over energy prices: are we being ripped off, or are politicians to blame for rising p...

The FT talks to Invesco Perpetual's Mark Barnett from 2013-10-17T23:00

Earlier this week the fund industry was stunned to hear that Invesco Perpetual's Neil Woodford is to leave after a 25 year glittering career. Jonathan Eley talks to Mark Barnett, who is taking over...

Neil Woodfood's departure, social care funding and legacy disputes from 2013-10-16T23:00

If you're one of the tens of thousands of investors who hold funds managed by Neil Woodford, what should you do as he announces his departure? Ministers say no-one should have to sell their house t...

Royal Mail shares, DIY investors and ethical investing from 2013-10-09T23:00

Royal Mail shares start trading this week after unprecedented public interest. Have the changes to the way financial products are sold made any difference to the customer experience? And why many e...

Workplace pensions, fund charges and Help to Buy from 2013-10-03T16:30

Saving schemes for employees - will the next phase be a success? Passive investment funds - are they still the cheapest option? And why aren't banks signing up to the government's Help to Buy plan?...

Student housing, small caps and changing your bank from 2013-09-25T23:00

Student housing - are traditional terraced properties still a good buy? Small caps - why are they outperforming larger companies. And changing your bank, have you been convinced yet?   Listen

Lloyds sell-off, university costs and manorial rights from 2013-09-18T23:00

The government starts to sell its stake in Lloyds - but will the public get a look in? As higher education costs rise we look at what the future might hold. And why manorial rights could be more th...

Royal Mail privatisation, interest rate rises and concerns over annuities from 2013-09-11T23:00

Royal Mail privatisation - could the flotation mean good news for investors? The Bank of England and the markets have radically different views about when interest rates will rise. Who has got it r...

Vodafone, self-invested pensions and unusual investments from 2013-09-04T23:00

Vodafone's blockbuster deal - what it means for individual shareholders. Why there is less choice these days in self-invested pensions. And the unusual asset classes that have trounced shares, bond...

First time buyers, financial technology and property syndicates from 2013-08-28T23:00

First-time buyers are back - but is it good news or not. How advisers are using computer games to get you to engage with your investments. And property syndicates - should we be clubbing together? ...

Gold, gilts and cash versus card payments from 2013-08-21T23:00

Gold is in the headlines again - but is it an insurance against disaster or a volatile fringe asset? Gilts are up - does this mean recovery is on the way? And if banks are right that cash is on its...

Self-certification loans, pensions and current account rules from 2013-08-14T23:00

Easier access to mortgages for the self-employed - but should we worry about reckless lending? How we can fix the looming pensions crisis? And the competition hots up in current accounts. &nbs...

Interest rates, investing in commercial property and childcare expenses from 2013-08-07T23:00

What the Bank of England’s forward guidance means for you, the options for investing in commercial property and the government’s consultation on reforms to childcare.  

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Crowdfunding, tax avoidance and financial advice rules from 2013-07-31T23:00

Celebrities are after your money to back their pet projects - should you trust them?
Why the wealthy are growing less interested in avoiding tax. And how the new rules on paying for financial ...

Funding for Lending, peer-to-peer loans and premium bond odds from 2013-07-24T23:00

Funding for Lending one year on - what has the impact been for savers and borrowers? Peer-to-peer lending - higher risks, but also higher rewards. And how the odds of winning the premium bonds just...

Annuities, emerging markets and minimising IHT from 2013-07-17T23:00

Relief at last for annuity buyers as gilt yields inch higher. Are emerging markets worth the extra risk? And how to minimise the impact of inheritance tax?  

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Aim shares, investing for the long term and gold prices from 2013-07-03T23:00

Coming soon to your Isa - shares from Aim. Investing for the very long term - what will the world look like in 2050? And the debate about gold - should private investors own it at all?  <...

Buy-to-let lending, confusion over care cap and what makes up the FTSE 100? from 2013-06-26T23:00

We look at the changing face of buy-to-let lending. We also expose widespread confusion over the care fees cap - we look at what is and what is not included. And we look at the overseas companies o...

Banking report, China funds and NS&I from 2013-06-19T23:00

A tumultuous week for banks and bankers - but what does it mean for savers and borrowers? One of Britain's best-known fund managers admits defeat in China. And in an era of low rates and austerity,...

Pension contributions, house price indices, and long term care from 2013-06-12T23:00

More on how much and when you can contribute to your pension. House prices hit new highes - but how reliable are the indices that measure them? Plus a possible new way to finance long term care. &#...

New rules on alternatives, FT Money roundtable and how to invest in wine from 2013-06-05T23:00

The FCA rules on promotion of alternative investments - what's in, and what's out. Jim O'Neill on the outlook for emerging markets and China. And how to invest in fine wine  

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Tax-free pension cash, behavioural finance and will writing from 2013-05-29T23:00

Is your company short-changing you out of your pension? How our inbuilt biases get in the way of rational investment decisions. And how to write a proper will  

from 2013-05-08T23:00

Bonds are awful, says Warren Buffett, but what is the alternative? How green investing has gone mainstream. And all the personal finance news from this week's Queen's Speech.  

Interest only mortgages, structured products and foreign property dreams gone sour from 2013-05-01T23:00

Why almost half the UK’s 2.6m interest-only borrowers risk being unable to repay mortgages, are structured products a sensible way to manage risk – or simply a distraction? And a cautionary tale of...

Supermarket annuities, charitable donations and funding for lending from 2013-04-24T23:00

Would you buy a pension through a supermarket? How to make your charitable donations work harder for. And how more government support for banks will affect the savings and mortgage markets. &n...

Letting agents, gold prices and annuities from 2013-04-17T23:00

Proper regulation at last for letting agents. The drastic sell-off in the gold price, and how to navigate the annuity conundrum.  

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Becoming a buy-to-let landlord, identity fraud and Post Office bank accounts from 2013-04-10T23:00

Yields of 6 per cent on rental properties are tempting investors into the buy-to-let market. But is this the right time to invest? Chris Norris from the National Landlords Association joins FT Mone...

Savers in Cyprus, UK banks and bond funds from 2013-04-03T23:00

The latest from Cyprus and how it affects UK savers. What is to become of the UK's state-run banks. And the mounting warnings about bonds and bond funds.  

from 2013-03-21T00:00

John Whiting of the CIOT joins us for our FT Money special podcast on this year's Budget. We look at government help for homeowners, the new £10,000 personal allowance and how investing just got a ...

State pensions, predictions for the Budget and high frequency trading from 2013-03-14T00:00

We cover the debate over women and the state pension and we look at what is expected to be in the Budget. Finally, is computer-driven trading harming your investments?  

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Bank shares, payday lenders and women and finance from 2013-03-07T00:00

Is it time to look afresh at bank shares? Day of reckoning for payday lenders, and do women make better investors than men?  

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FT Money Special: Individual Savings Accounts from 2013-02-28T00:00

This week FT Money looks at Individual Savings Accounts indepth - from cash Isas to stocks and shares Isas. We look at where you should put your money, and the more unusual products that are eligib...

New highs for the stock market, stamp duty avoidance schemes and HMRC targets second homeowners from 2013-02-21T00:00

The stock market hits new highs - but can it last much longer? Stamp duty - it's one of the most unpopular taxes in Britain, but it's unwise to try to avoid it. And the taxman wages a new war on se...

Long term care, investing in Africa and bank advice from 2013-02-14T00:00

The future of long-term care - and how to pay for it. How to invest in Africa. And the results of an FSA mystery shopping exercise into bank advice  

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Bond yields, tax planning and investing in art from 2013-01-31T00:00

Bond yields - what it means for investors. Simple tax planning - why everyone is going back to basics. And how you can invest in one of the best-performing asset classes of the past decade: art. &#...

Income drawdown, financial education and how divorce can affect your mortgage from 2013-01-24T00:00

New rules for income drawdown, why we need to improve financial education, and how divorce can affect your mortgage.  

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Changes to state pension, equity income funds the future of banks from 2013-01-17T00:00

What the changes to the state pension mean for you. Why not all equity income funds are created equal, and what will a visit to your bank branch entail in years to come?  

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Retail Price Index news, PPI mis-selling compensation and RDR orphans from 2013-01-10T00:00

We explain what the retail prices index is and why it's important. Then we discuss whether websites can replace financial advice. And end with whether banks are stalling on PPI mis-selling compensa...

IFA sales tactics, charitable donations and overseas pensions traps from 2012-12-13T00:00

How risky are the funds your IFA has sold you?
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FT Money Autumn Statement special podcast from 2012-12-06T00:00

FT Money talks to John Whiting, tax policy director at the Chartered Institute of Taxation about how the chancellor's Autumn statement will affect you.  

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Pension tax relief, demographics and silver from 2012-11-22T00:00

Pensions tax relief under threat, why the stock market can't fix our retirement problems. And how to get exposure to an asset that some think could rise fivefold.  

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Pensions for property, Sipps and investing in india from 2012-09-26T23:00

Should you use your tax-free lump sum to help your children onto the housing ladder? What to consider before setting up a Sipp. And, after a major reform package, has India become a better home for...

State pensions, annuities and farmland values from 2012-09-19T23:00

More tinkering with the state pension: where does it leave those approaching retirement?
A major provider pulls out of the annuity market. And has the price of farmland finally peaked after a d...

How the failure of Northern Rock changed saving, borrowing and investing from 2012-09-12T23:00

It's five years since savers rushed to withdraw their money from Northern Rock. In this week's special FT Money Show we look at what has happened to savings, mortgages and investments in that time....

RDR, student lets and investing in China from 2012-09-05T23:00

Will RDR really result in better advice? How wealthy students are boosting the London rental market. And is now the time to invest in China?  

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Free banking, safe haven investments and investment trusts from 2012-08-22T23:00

Overdraft charges soar to £900 a year - how to avoid the fees. Where can you go to pick up a "safe" investment? And why you can't always have the investment trusts you want.  

Energy bill, food prices and higher buy-to-let yields from 2012-08-15T23:00

This week's Money Show focuses on whether you should fix with your energy supplier, the factors affecting our supermarket bills and the outlook for buy-to-let  

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Quantitative easing, the retail distribution review and where to get the lowest mortgage rates from 2012-07-04T23:00

We look at how savers will be affected by the new round of quantitative easing and whether new rules will mean fund managers and platforms come clean on costs. Finally, why you'll only find the low...

Cashless society, hopeless interest rates and lenders trying to make mortgages easier from 2012-06-28T15:34

Why the RBS computer glitch calls new payment technology into question; how personal pensions can pay just 0.2 per cent on cash, and why some lenders are trying to make the mortgage process easier....

Pension fraud, Severn Trent retail bond and consent-to-let mortgages from 2012-06-20T23:00

We reveal a big increase in pension fraud as well as a new index linked bond launch from Severn Trent. And why borrowers need their mortgage lender's consent to let out their properties. &nbs...

Is your financial adviser truly "independent"? from 2012-06-13T23:00

The FSA publishes its final guidance on the definitions of independent and restricted advice - what does it mean for investors? We look at the fixed-rates savings accounts that are expiring now. An...

Roundtable discussion: Are emerging markets a safe haven? from 2012-06-06T23:00

Expert commentators discuss emerging and developed markets from the private investors' point of view. Tim Bond, investment strategist at Odey Asset management, James Dowey, chief economist at Nept...

Bank of Cyprus savers, emerging markets, and pension protection from 2012-06-06T23:00

The euro crisis hits Cyprus - but at least UK savers have some protection. Experts ask if emerging market are a safe haven, and we ask the pension minister about state benefits and income drawdown ...

Protection for savers, workplace pensions and expat mortgages from 2012-05-30T23:00

Banks forced to be more upfront about how savers and protected, why workplace default pension funds could leave you with less in retirement. And why expats coming back to the UK could find it hard ...

Eurozone crisis special - your pensions, savings and mortgages from 2012-05-23T23:00

Will your pension be reduced and what can you do about it? How safe are your savings - if they're only protected by the European safety scheme? And will your mortgage rise - even if the UK interest...

Europe in crisis - is there anything investors can do to protect their portfolios? from 2012-05-16T23:00

Should investors move to safe havens or sit tight and try to ride out the storm? We ask Tom Stevenson of Fidelity Worldwide Investments. HSBC backtracks on its home loan process and how will pensio...

Investment charges, European investments, and temporary annuities from 2012-05-09T23:00

We reveal the latest on fund investment charges and analyse the value of European investments. Finally, we ask if buying temporary retirement income is a good idea.  

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Cheap mortgages, the rise of small caps, and switching energy providers from 2012-04-04T23:00

We look at why you can now get a cheaper mortgage from a branch than a broker and why small cap shares have bounced back fast this year. And, why now is the time to switch your energy provider ...

Last minute Isas, baby boomers and new HSBC mortgage rules from 2012-03-28T23:00

We look at the best of the last minute cash Isa savings rates. There's some good news for baby boomers upset over the 'granny tax', and why some HSBC borrowers have taken to despairing over their m...

Budget 2012: Your money from 2012-03-22T00:00

We explain what it all means for you in this special budget edition with John Whiting, tax policy director of the Chartered Institute of Taxation. From 'granny tax' to stamp duty - we look at the m...

Transferring cash Isas, 100 year gilts and structured products from 2012-03-15T00:00

In this week's show we look at why it still take 15 days to transfer a cash Isa. Also, will the government's new 100-year gilts be any use to income investors, and should you buy a 6-year FTSE link...

Rising mortgage rates, Isa season and pension annuity options from 2012-03-08T00:00

We look at why Halifax and Bank of Ireland borrowers should get off the lender's SVR. How to decide on which Isa to go for, and why you need to know about annuity options even if you're not near re...

Pension transfers, mobile phone payments and investing in growth funds from 2012-03-01T00:00

We look at whether you should ever transfer out of an employee pension scheme. Also, who is offering mobile phone payment services, and where should you invest for growth?  

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In the dog house - the unit trusts that keep underperforming from 2012-02-23T00:00

New mobile banking payments systems launched - brave new world, or security nightmare? And, we look at the unit trusts that keep underperforming. Also - is land still a good investment?  ...

High earners' pension tax relief targeted from 2012-02-16T00:00

FT Money reporters analyse whether the Chancellor is about to take a knife to pensions tax relief. We also look at a junior Isas paying 6 per cent and a new mortgage deal that tracks and fixes rate...

Time to invest in the stock market? from 2012-02-09T00:00

The Money Show investigates whether share prices are rising on sentiment or sound fundamentals. Also, will reform of the advice market actually mean you pay more and your adviser gets paid in the s...

Campaign calls for fund managers to cut fees from 2012-02-02T00:00

Why a new campaign wants fund managers to come clean on charges. Also, how competitive are loans from State Bank of India and Bank of China? And, how long have you got to claim for solar panel subs...

How you can buy into the Chinese renminbi from 2012-01-26T00:00

FT Money reporters look at how investors can make money from strong currencies. We also examine how charges can eat into your pension and what's happening to mortgage rates at the moment. &nbs...

How to benefit from employee share schemes from 2012-01-19T00:00

Will it become easier to share in your employer's profits under new government proposals? We also look at the most profitable buy to let properties and a new care fees solution  
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Where to get a higher rate on your savings from 2012-01-12T00:00

This week we look at where to get the best rate on your savings as well as how a new equity measure can help identify undervalued shares. And why some employees are being offered cheaper tax-effici...

Why the high-street banks are fighting for customers from 2012-01-05T00:00

We look at whether increased competition for customers will lead to better accounts. We also explore why fund managers may have to change how they operate. And whether banker's bonuses may be exemp...

Do FSA fines do any good, Anthony Bolton's outlook for 2012 and could property be a better bet next year? from 2011-12-16T00:00

Financial companies have been fined £63m this year but do these fines work? Anthony Bolton on why China is fair value. And we look at why lenders are launching mroe buy-to-let loans  
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Financial mis-selling - what you need to know about long term care investments from 2011-12-08T00:00

HSBC is fined for mis-selling care bonds - we look at who is due for compensation. Who is behind 'the cheapest ever tracker fund' and we examine the best way to reduce your mortgage.   Listen

Autumn statement: what it means for you from 2011-12-01T00:00

The FT Money team takes an indepth look at the statement with the help of tax expert John Whiting. We analyse what it means for pensions, investments and the housing market  

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A new mortgage guarantee scheme, index trackers and misuse of bridging loans from 2011-11-24T00:00

This week we look at whether the government's new scheme will get the housing market moving. Why advisers are slow to recommend low-cost tracker funds. And the FSA digs deeper into bridging loans. ...

Falling pension income, investment charges and what the Virgin/Northern Rock deal means for you from 2011-11-17T00:00

We look at how QE is hitting pensioner's income, whether investments are becoming too costly, and whether Virgin buying Northern Rock could make banking more competitive  

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Banks paying negligible interest on savings, European bank shares and standard variable rate mortages from 2011-11-10T00:00

This week, we look at banks that are paying virtually no interest and making it almost impossible to keep track of their best savings deals. Should you buy shares in banks exposed to European sover...

Pension charges, tracker funds and solar energy from 2011-11-03T00:00

We look at why pension providers penalise you for changing jobs. Also, how index tracker funds distort share prices. And, is the sun setting on solar energy? We explain how subsidy cuts hit homeown...

Which Junior Isa should you take out? from 2011-10-26T23:00

Keeping ahead of inflation - how much risk are you taking? We look at which Jisa you should take out for your child. And where £1m plus borrowers can go for a mortgage.  

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An inflation special for the Money Show from 2011-10-19T23:00

How to inflation-proof your pension and inflation-beating savings accounts. Dividends are on the rise this year, but where can you find the highest yielders? And we look at tips to cut your energy ...

Getting the right advice about energy deals from 2011-10-12T23:00

Energy prices are still on the rise – but are you being given the right advice about the best deals? Why government reforms mean some face huge cuts to their pension income, and can an iPhone app h...

How sustainable are 1.99% mortgage deals? from 2011-10-05T23:00

Mortgage rates set to fall further - how low can they go? Advisers say absolute return funds aren't right for their clients, so who are they suitable for? And Islamic banks are paying out 4% return...

Is gold losing its shine? from 2011-09-28T23:00

We ask what this week's price swings say about gold's safe haven status. Are pension savers geting a fair deal? We assess new moves to improve your income choices. And is a 'Best buy' savings accou...

Should you invest in ETFs after UBS? from 2011-09-21T23:00

How high are the charges on your pension. We name the plans that have lost 39 per cent. And, we look at whether exchange traded funds are only for rogues. Finally, why gold savings accounts are not...

Which shares pay dividend yields of 7%? from 2011-09-14T23:00

We look at how to get higher income from shares and whether dividend yields of 7 or 8 per cent are sustainable. How your bank will respond to the Vickers report and more news on the state pension a...

How to inflation-proof your savings from 2011-09-07T23:00

How to protect your savings now that National Savings Certificates have sold out. When should you retire now annuity rates are at a record low? And where can you get a 100 per cent mortgage now? &#...

Take your money out of so-called dog funds from 2011-08-31T23:00

Banks pay out £215m in compensation for missold PPI policies. Why billions are still invested in so-called dog funds. And mortgage rates - how you could save money paying the redemption charge and ...

Would you buy shares in this market? from 2011-08-24T23:00

We reveal who is buying shares at the moment and what they're buying. What can you buy for your pension? We look for investments to protect your pension income. And should you buy into student prop...

Interest rates cut on SAYE schemes from 2011-08-17T23:00

What would continuing low interest rates mean for mortgages and savings? Why a rise in stock markets in the next five years would make structured products look attractive now. And what a cut in the...

The riots and your rights from 2011-08-10T23:00

What property and business owners need to know about their insurance claims. Market turmoil and your investments, and which shares can bounce back after a week of disorder  

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Should you board the flight to safety? from 2011-08-04T14:41

As the debt crisis deepens, we seek safe havens for your cash.
Go East, not West - why investors now want assets in strong Asian currencies.
And is it time to leave your bank? We ask wheth...

Get yourself in a fix from 2011-07-28T13:30

In this week’s show: The cheapest five-year mortgage in history has just been launched; should you get out of your fixed income? Find out what a Greek or US default would mean for your bond fund; a...

UK mortgage rates fall again from 2011-07-21T14:27

Also, savers are still being transfered into high-charging pensions - we ask chair of Consumer Focus, Christine Farnish, when will mis-selling ever end?
And, would anyone buy a risky bond fund ...

Pension income shrinks again from 2011-07-14T14:03

This week there was more bad news for people approaching retirement as new data showed a further decline in annuity rates - so what can you do about it?
Murdoch drops his Sky bid and plans to b...

Where is the best place for your cash? from 2011-07-06T23:00

Banks are pulling their best savings deals - so where should you put your money now? Investment trusts are producing better returns than unit trusts. And offset mortgages are proving more efficient...

Why the OFT wants card fees outlawed from 2011-06-29T23:00

The OFT has ordered airlines, such as Ryanair, to stop hiding card surcharges. We look at why investors are not reclaiming tax on foreign share dividends, and how UK banks would be affected by a Gr...

Bonuses boost the London property market from 2011-06-22T23:00

Bonuses are back - but what kinds of properties are in demand from the wealthy? State pensions for women will be paid at a later age - what can you do about it?
And we look at the best options ...

Do wealth managers run portfolios to suit you, or them? from 2011-06-15T23:00

Your money is in their hands - do you trust your wealth manager? Their best ever mortgage deals - but only if you are a loyal customer. And why you only have to choose a pension for a few years at ...

The cost of care from 2011-06-08T23:00

When is a guarantee not a guarantee - we read the latest warnings on structured products. The cost of care - we add up the fees for residential and nursing homes. And how your customer profile affe...

Will Britain become a nation of renters? from 2011-06-01T23:00

We look at the latest threats in the property market. Do you buy high and sell low? We ask whether behavioural finance can help you make investment decisions. How can you protect yourself in retire...

It is time to go cashless? from 2011-05-25T23:00

A pension offer you can refuse; why two-year fixed mortgages are a waste of time; and an end to cash - will phones be all you need in your pocket?

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Brits face a French tax on holiday homes from 2011-05-18T23:00

Banks face more complaints about selling insurance - is this the next PPI? Brits could be taxed on their French properties and can anyone face reading the small print before investing?  <...

PPI: who stands to get compensation? from 2011-05-12T14:00

The pitfalls of pension flexibility - why it's not a good idea to transfer a company scheme into flexible drawdown; The big PPI payday - how to get compensation; and how expensive are "switch-to-fi...

Is it time to buy in the Spanish property market? from 2011-05-05T23:00

What action should victims of hackers take? Where are investors moving their cash in the search for income? And is it time to buy in the Spanish property market?  

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Buying a house could get easier from 2011-03-30T23:00

Are pension providers ready for new rules? Performance fees on investment funds are on the rise - but should you pay them? And, buying a house could get easier - after pre-contracts are introduced ...

How was the Budget for you? from 2011-03-24T00:00

Will you get the benefit of higher personal tax allowances? Will an inheritance tax break make you more charitable? And has investing in smaller companies become more attractive?  
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What will the Budget hold? from 2011-03-17T00:00

How your finances are affected by the events in Japan. Looking ahead to next week's Budget, and choosing this year's cash Isa  

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Are the new high-street retail bonds any good? from 2011-03-10T00:00

Fund managers are cutting charges ahead of a ban on commission, but are IFAs behaving? John Lewis is paying high interest but should you take out their retail bond? And UK mortgage rates are still ...

What a ruling on gender means for your money from 2011-03-03T00:00

What will it do to your pension? We have good news for women but bad for men. Why do some index tracker funds go off the beaten track? And where can you talk to a bank manager these days? &nbs...

How to save for university fees from 2011-02-24T00:00

Looking for a cheap remortgage? Why it pays to go off the beaten track. Saving for university fees? Why you need to take on a degree of risk. And planning a new life overseas? Where you need to buy...

What can you do about rising inflation? from 2011-02-17T00:00

Rising inflation - what can you do about it? We look at high street and offbeat investment products. Popular Isas - where are they now? We track the performance of old technology and property funds...

Good news for buy-to-let investors from 2011-02-10T00:00

Lenders return to the buy-to-let property market. How has your with-profits pension performed? We look at the latest figures. And, what investment strategy should you be using to pick stocks? ...

New gender rules could cut your pension from 2011-02-03T00:00

Another 'Cautious fund' is launching, despite recent warnings from the FSA. There is a new set of rules from Europe - and this time it could cut your pension. And we explain how to avoid the 40 pe...

Can social lending be an alternative to bank savings? from 2011-01-27T00:00

Could you be banned from buying risky investments? Should you protect your portfolio from inflation or stagflation? And would you lend money to people you don't know?  

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Which fund names can you trust? from 2011-01-20T00:00

Mortgage rates start to rise but where can you get the best deal on your savings? Barclays is fined for selling "cautious" funds - so which funds can you trust? And are developed markets now a more...

Fix your mortgage while you can from 2011-01-13T00:00

Fears of a rate rise are growing, so is it time to fix your mortgage? Watch out for emerging risks in Emerging Markets. And where is the best place to put your savings.  

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Why Britons are rushing to sell their holiday homes from 2011-01-06T00:00

Why some people are selling their second homes in the sun. A New Year means new pension rules - we explain what you can do now, and after April. And with 17 months to repay at zero per cent interes...

Protect yourself against inflation from 2010-12-16T00:00

Inflation is on the rise - so how can investors protect themselves? Tax-efficient schemes for investors could be under threat by the Revenue - so should you buy them now? And what a stronger pound ...

Overseas buyers snap up prime central London from 2010-12-09T00:00

Investors are being offered more control over their pensions - so what are the top tips from experts? The government has announced yet another crackdown on inheritance tax - but should you really b...

Wealthy borrowers turn to bridging loans from 2010-12-02T00:00

Investors will no longer be banned from transferring out of their final salary schemes. Borrowers are turning to bridging loans but what are the best deals? And where in the world is the best place...

Which are the safest banks for your money? from 2010-11-25T00:00

As the Eurozone debt crisis continues, which are the safest banks for your money? Could your pension contributions result in a nasty tax bills? We explain how you could be affected. And how to beat...

An Irish bail out - what would it mean for your savings? from 2010-11-18T00:00

How would an Irish bail out affect private investors in the UK? Can private investors ever get market timing right? And interest only mortgages - where can you still get an affordable loan? &n...

Fears of inflation are looming again from 2010-11-11T00:00

How can investors inflation proof their assets? Millions of savers are coming off fixed-rate deals this year - but are there any good new products out there? And, if you're looking for a ski chalet...

Rogue letting agents are on the rise from 2010-11-04T00:00

Santander is continuing its dominance of the UK high street - are savers benefiting? We offer tips to tenants and landlords. And, how to make your home more energy efficient, before the government ...

Prime property is back in demand from 2010-10-27T23:00

The government is introducing Junior Isas but savers are finding it hard to get a good deal in the current market. Where are the property buyers coming from? And is silver the new gold?  ...

What can you do about the spending review? from 2010-10-20T23:00

This week's government spending review could hit your pocket hard. Some good news for homeowners looking to remortgage. And, if you want to save more than £50,000 a year for retirement we look at t...

The government restricts pension tax relief from 2010-10-13T23:00

The government announced a big reduction in the amount that people can save into their pension and still get tax relief. Investors are being urged to put money market funds in their Sipps and Isas....

Investing for your children, bond safety and mortgage restrictions from 2010-10-07T13:00

This week the Money Show looks at strategies to avoid the child benefit cuts, and other investment vehicles for children’s funds, whether bond investors should seek safer havens and whether new mor...

Isa transfers, house prices and the latest financial apps from 2010-09-29T23:00

How to get a decent rate on your cash Isa, the latest on house prices and are the newest financial mobile applications any good?  

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Tax bills, pensions and buy-to-let from 2010-09-23T12:00

Is it worth transferring your personal pension? We look at the exit charges that can make all the difference. Plus - high-earners' tax bills, and how to get a buy-to-let mortgage.  
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What has the Investors Chronicle learned from 150 years of writing about shares? from 2010-09-15T23:00

Why are high street banks so keen to talk about investment bonds? Can property buyers think about new-build again? Plus the IC at 150.  

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What's going on in the property market? from 2010-08-12T22:59

How can house sales be increasing when mortgage approvals and house prices are falling? When is a cautious managed fund not a cautious managed fund? And what should parents of students be doing: re...

Banks are reporting bumper profits again from 2010-08-04T23:00

Do banks shareholders have much to shout about? Banks have also been cutting their mortgage rates, but will applicants for interest only loans get a look in? And even when you're on your holiday, c...

Will you 'love' the new Metro Bank? from 2010-07-28T23:00

We examine new proposals for lower pension contributions and a longer working life. Will you learn to love your bank? Metro Bank reckons you will. And will your holiday-home become less tax efficie...

Will you ever get another big mortgage? from 2010-07-14T23:00

Will you get a large loan if you have to prove you can afford it? Will you see your pension get smaller, if its index linked to the CPI rather than the RPI. And will you get a windfall, if private ...

Investors turn their backs on private banks from 2010-07-07T23:00

Why private banks lost investors more than 60 per cent last year. Why some "low-cost" funds can land you with a much higher tax bill. And why should you pay fees to spend your own money on holiday?...

Investors are piling back into buy-to-let from 2010-06-30T23:00

Investors are piling back into buy-to-let - but are there good deals out there? With-profits providers have been slammed for treating customers poorly - but what can you do about it? And, we look a...

It was the "unavoidable Budget"- but will most investors avoid CGT? from 2010-06-23T23:00

Income tax allowances have gone up, but tax bands have come down -so are we paying more or less? And pension tax relief will get simper - but will it be any better for higher earners?   Listen

Budget Special: Capital gains tax, income tax and pensions from 2010-06-21T23:00

Capital gains tax has gone up - but not as much as expected. Income tax has effectively come down - but not for as many as expected. And pension red tape is being cut down - but not just yet &...

The end of the FSA: what does it mean for consumers? from 2010-06-17T11:00

It may be all over for the FSA, but what does it mean for consumers? BP investors are set to lose their dividends, so where else can they go for income? And are offshore pension plans a suitable op...

Is BP contaminating your portfolio? from 2010-06-09T23:00

We assess the oil spill's effect on BPs share price and dividend. Who needs a financial adviser? We find even more investors going it alone. And who's moving into new-build property?   Listen

Are there any safe haven investments any more? from 2010-06-02T23:00

Is pension tax relief for the chop in the emergency budget? If so what should you do now? Are there any safe haven investments any more? And what's the point of an independent financial adviser? &#...

Emerging markets roundtable - part four from 2010-05-27T23:00

The final episode of four podcasts in the FT Money/Neptune emerging markets series. Listen to Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs, Tim Bond of Barclays Capital and James Dowey of Neptune  
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Buy to let lending is back from 2010-05-26T23:00

Can two new mortgage providers revive the buy to let market? Child trust funds are no more. But what are the alternatives? And capital gains tax is going up.  

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Emerging markets roundtable - part three from 2010-05-19T23:00

The third of four podcasts in the FT Money/Neptune emerging markets series. Listen to Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs, Tim Bond of Barclays Capital and James Dowey of Neptune  

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Interest rates are at record lows but inflation is ticking up from 2010-05-19T23:00

Inflation is ticking up so what can savers do? How would a reduction in tax relief affect your retirement? Why we're all still waiting for the government's pension policy. And where can you find an...

Emerging markets roundtable - part two from 2010-05-13T23:00

The first of four podcasts in the FT Money/Neptune emerging markets series. Listen to Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs, Tim Bond of Barclays Capital and James Dowey of Neptune  

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FT Money Show coalition government special from 2010-05-12T23:00

Capital gains tax is going up in an emergency Budget - so how long have you got? What do the new tax policies mean for house prices? And what will happen to tax relief on pension contributions?
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How will a hung parliament affect your finances? from 2010-05-06T23:00

A hung parliament sends sterling and the stockmarket falling - but how will it affect your finances long term? Could the Greek debt crisis spread to the UK? And to become a truly global investor &#...

Emerging markets roundtable - part one from 2010-05-05T23:00

The first of four podcasts in the FT Money/Neptune emerging markets series. Listen to Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs, Tim Bond of Barclays Capital and James Dowey of Neptune discuss the growth potent...

What do the three political parties have to say about tax? from 2010-04-28T23:00

Banks are under fire for not dealing with customer complaints properly - but is there anything you can do about it? Property recovery funds have failed to get investors excited - so how should you ...

Which pension policies will get your vote? from 2010-04-21T23:00

Airlines return to the skies - but they're flying in the face of the law when it comes to compensating passengers. Which pension policies will get your election vote? And is the feeling mutual? We ...

What do the election manifestos say about property? from 2010-04-14T23:00

The election manifestos are hot off the press - but will they leave you hot under the collar about taxes on property? The Tories plan an early sale of government stakes in the banks. And as the eur...

Dividends are back - so where to find the best stocks? from 2010-04-07T23:00

New Isa deals are already out - and 50 per cent taxpayers are being urged to take one out now. Dividends are back - so where to find the best income stocks? And how to invest in the most tax effici...

ISAs, gold and stamp duty from 2010-03-31T23:00

Are complaints about ISA transfers justified? Has much further can gold fever go? And is there any way to avoid the 5 per cent stamp duty?  

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Can you get a better mortgage deal from a building society? from 2010-03-11T05:00

State-funded banks are offering less competitive mortgage rates - so can you get a better deal at a building society? Buying privatised companies has proven a better bet than the FTSE since the 198...

What does a weak pound mean for your investments? from 2010-03-04T05:00

The base rate has been at 0.5 per cent for a year now - so is there any point locking up your cash? The dollar strengthens against the pound, and the euro weakens - but what does it mean for your i...

Adventurous Investor: Investing in Aim companies from 2010-02-26T05:00

David Stevenson, the FT's Adventurous Investor, talks to David O’Hara of Blackthorn Focus about Aim-quoted companies and the way they treat their shareholders  

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Wealthy taxpayers are under greater scrutiny by the Revenue - so how can they protect themselves? Investing in farmland is looking like a good move for tax planning purposes - but how can you buy i...

Adventurous Investor: Demographics and market timing from 2010-02-11T05:00

David Stevenson, the FT's Adventurous Investor, talks to Tim Bond and Michael Dicks about investing in demographics and timing your asset switches  

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Are cash Isas worth bothering with? from 2010-02-04T05:00

Will you still have to buy a pension annuity after the election? Shouldn't higher earners seeking tax relief turn to VCTs? And are cash Isas worth getting, if you only save tax on 0.1 per cent inte...

What's the point of with-profits? from 2010-01-28T05:00

What's the future for your high-street building society? What's the point of with-profits funds as another provider freezes its bonus rates? And we look at the hot spots for property   Listen

How to profit from emerging markets from 2010-01-21T05:00

Inflation is back - how will it affect your investments? What's the best way to profit from emerging markets? And 50 per cent tax is coming. What can high earners do to reduce the impact? &nbs...

Changes to the minimum retirement age from 2010-01-14T05:00

Retiring later - how changes to the retirement age will affect your pension planning. Buy to let boost - can higher rents make property a good investment again? And tax deadlines loom   Listen

Have bonds fallen out of favour? from 2010-01-07T05:00

It's the January sales! But should you be rushing down to your bank for a bargain? Corporate bonds, gilts or neither? Have bonds fallen out of favour? And we look at the new entrants to the savings...

Where to put your money in 2010 from 2010-01-06T05:00

Equties or bonds? Gold or gilts? Lucy Warwick-Ching speaks to Kevin Gardiner, head of investment strategy Europe at Barclays Wealth about where to put your money  

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Winners and losers from the pre-Budget report from 2009-12-10T05:00

National insurance goes up again but not just for the rich. Bankers' bonuses are taxed but all high earners lose more pension tax relief and how green was the budget?  

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Invest more tax efficiently ahead of the PBR from 2009-12-03T05:00

Mortgage lenders are reducing their fixed-rate products - but should you stick with trackers? More investors want to put their money in property, but where should they invest? And we look at last m...

It's decision time for Lloyds shareholders from 2009-11-26T05:00

We explain the rights and wrongs of the rights issue. Bank customers compensation claims are crushed by the Supreme Court - but who are the real winners and losers? And would you trust a currency t...

Signs of life in the buy to let market from 2009-11-19T05:00

Inflation is making a come back - but should savers really care? Signs of life in the buy to let market but should you be cautious? And do financial advisers owe you a rebate of trail commission? &...

House prices rise again from 2009-11-12T05:00

House prices rise again - so is now the time to invest in residential property? Pension deficits are getting worse - what can you do to protect your retirement income? And can you still rely on sha...

Adventurous investor: Dylan Grice interview from 2009-11-06T05:00

David Stevenson interviews Dylan Grice, strategist at Société Générale, on stockmarket bubbles, China and geo-politics  

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The big bank sell-off from 2009-11-05T05:00

What will happen to Lloyds and RBS customers? Lloyds shareholders are asked to invest another £13bn - but should you pay up? And who's the most trustworthy source of advice on IHT?  
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Can the government curb credit card limits? from 2009-10-29T14:00

Are you due compensation on structured products? The government gets tough on credit card companies, but will it save you money? Plus who is behind the new best-buy savings bond?  
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Time to take profits on your share deals from 2009-10-22T04:00

Can you afford your next mortgage? From next year, you'll have to prove it. Is is time to take profits on your share deals? And how much warning must your bank give of cuts to your savings rate? &#...

Wealthy individuals underwhelmed by advice from 2009-10-21T04:00

David Giampaolo, chief executive of Pi Capital, an investor network group for wealthy people, talks to Lucy Warwick-Ching about how the super rich have fared over the past year.  
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Should savers fear inflation or deflation more? from 2009-10-15T04:00

Lehman Brothers' collapse claims another victim one year on. What should savers fear more: inflation or deflation? And we look into the future of private banking and financial advice   Listen

Are you investing in the right pension fund? from 2009-10-08T04:00

Pension savers will have to wait another year to recieve income in retirement if the conservatives win. Are you investing in the right pension fund? And is cheap share-dealing a false ecomomy? ...

Mortgage borrowers in for a payment shock from 2009-10-01T04:00

Thousands of borrowers who have been paying virtually nothing on their mortgage are in for a shock. Sever falls in the value of pensions are prompting investors to rethink how they take benefits an...

Make money from the falling pound from 2009-09-24T04:00

The pound falls further against the euro - but is this good news for investors? Isa savings limits are rising and as the stock-market rally continues is it worth holding onto a with-profits endowme...

More signs of life in the housing market from 2009-09-17T04:00

Signs of life in the housing market - but is the buying activity anywhere near you? Get more into your pension - why it pays to contribute more. And the return of the 5 per cent savings account
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Banks finally cut penalty fees from 2009-09-10T04:00

A new opportunity for the over 50s to pump more money into tax-free savings, how to make money from the stockmarket rallys and good news for those in debt as one fo the biggest banks finally cuts t...

The taxman closes in on wealthy savers from 2009-09-03T04:00

Good news for borrowers as HSBC launches a mortgage with a rate of just 1.99 per cent but are other lenders likely to follow? The taxman closes in on wealthy savers. And the stockmarket has come of...

Trapped in an overseas holiday home? from 2009-08-27T04:00

Trapped in an overseas holiday home - why Brits who bought in Europe and Dubai face massive losses. Catch them while you can - fixed rate bonds paying up to 5 per cent are disappearing fast. And en...

Update: Cutting through the pensions jargon from 2009-08-26T04:00

Mike Morrison, head of pension development at Axa Winterthur Wealth Management talks to Lucy Warwick-Ching about some of the more confusing pension terms  

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Is it time to buy into recovery? from 2009-08-06T04:00

The base rate is held again - but is it becoming easier to get a decent return on cash savings? Is it time to buy bank shares? And is China now the place to go for a property investment.  ...

Tax amnesty for offshore investors from 2009-07-30T04:00

The Revenue announces a tax amnesty for offshore investors, new research shows up the pensions industry and can you trust a financial adviser to recommend a savings account?  

Value investing versus 'buy and hold', Part 2 from 2009-07-24T04:00

David Stevenson, the FT's Adventurous Investor, asks professors Paul Marsh and Elroy Dimson about the risk/reward trade off for shareholders and Rob Arnott explains why "buy and hold" doesn't work ...

Should you invest in coastal property? from 2009-07-23T04:00

Can auctioning your cash to the highest bidder earn you a better deal? Is it worth paying more for a coastal property? Plus - could you get a better mortgage deal from China?  

Update: Don't be caught out by hidden charges on Sipps from 2009-07-20T04:00

Some Sipp providers supplement their fees by taking a slice of the interest paid to customers on their cash holdings. Lucy Warwick-Ching talks to Martin Tilley at Dentons Pension Management about w...

Value investing versus 'buy and hold', Part 1 from 2009-07-17T04:00

David Stevenson, the FT's Adventurous Investor, asks City analysts James Montier, Albert Edwards and Tim Bond about the best strategies for long-term shareholders  

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Update: Retirees obliged to subside retired parents from 2009-07-08T04:00

Lucy Warwick-Ching talks to Martin Palmer at Friends Provident about the cost of funding increased longevity  

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FT Money show, 29 May 2009 from 2009-05-29T04:00

Pension funds are recovering, but will it make a difference to you retirement? Is there a safe way to get back into equities? And good news / bad news on the property market.  

FT Money Show update, 29 May 2009 from 2009-05-29T04:00

David Stevenson talks to US investment commentator John Mauldin about strategies for the long term  

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FT Pensions Money Show special, 28 May 2008 from 2009-05-28T04:00

Will you receive enough from your state pension, company scheme or personal savings to cover your retirement; and how much longer will you have to work if your pension fund has shrunk? Find out mor...

FT Money Show update, 28 May 2009 from 2009-05-28T04:00

Adrian Webb of eSure tells Lucy Warwick-Ching of ways to avoid being the victim of motor insurance fraud  

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FT Money Show, 30 April 2009 from 2009-04-30T04:00

How to get as much as possible into your pension before budget changes bite; reasons to be wary of high share dividends; and where to go to escape next year's 50 per cent tax  

FT Money Show update, 29 March 2009 from 2009-04-29T04:00

David Kuo, director of The Motley Fool talks to Lucy Warwick-Ching about why some high-yielding shares may not be sustainable and what investors should look out for.  

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FT Money Show, 16 April 2009 from 2009-04-16T04:00

Will next week's budget bring any glimmers of hope for savers or mortgage-holders; and also, new rules may make it easier for pension-holders to invest in commercial property but is now the best ti...

FT Money Show, 8 April 2009 from 2009-04-09T04:00

Why savings and mortage deals are changing despite the Bank of England's decision to hold the base rate; how to invest in the green recovery; and could this be the last chance to get 40 per cent ta...

FT Money Show, 3 April 2009 from 2009-04-02T04:00

After Dunfermline, how safe are other building societies? Should you accept incentives to transfer your money out of your pension scheme? Plus, your guide to last minute savings this tax year ...

FT Money Show, 26 March 2009 from 2009-03-26T04:00

CPI is up but RPI is down, so what do the inflation figures mean for your savings? And how do you tell when the stock market is turning? Matthew Vincent, the FT's personal finance editor, puts thes...

FT Money Show update, 24 March 2009 from 2009-03-24T04:00

Alice Ross talks to Ian Armitage of HgCapital, a private equity group with $2.4bn of funds under management, about private equity investment trusts.  

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FT Money Show update, 11 March 2009 from 2009-03-11T04:00

Matthew Vincent talks to Colin Dickie at Barclays Wealth about the risks and returns of structured products  

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FT Money Show, PBR special, 24 November 2008 from 2008-11-24T05:00

Who are the winners and losers from the new measures announced by Alistair Darling in today's pre-Budget report? Matthew Vincent talks to three tax experts about the tax increases for high earners,...

FT Money Show, 20 November 2008 from 2008-11-21T05:00

Why millions may not have enough equity to remortgage their home  

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FT Money Show, 30 October 2008 from 2008-10-30T04:00

Can you help your home hold its value in the property crash?  

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FT Money Show, 9 October 2008 from 2008-10-09T04:00

What the bank rescue package means for savings, mortgages and investments  

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FT Money show, 25 September 2008 from 2008-09-25T04:00

Where can investors find safety in the financial storm? Mortgage rates rise again - and it's not just first time buyers being priced out of the market. Plus: good news and bad news on tax free savi...

Money Show 18 September from 2008-09-18T04:00

A special edition of the money show, focusing on the effects of the financial crisis on savers, mortgage-holders and shareholders.  

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Money Show 11 September 2008 from 2008-09-11T04:00

Have UK shares bounced off the bottom?  

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Money Show 28 August 2008 from 2008-08-28T04:00

Did you know that if your bank loses your data, you might be entitled to compensation just for the stress?  

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Money Show 14 August 2008 from 2008-08-14T04:00

Should investors start reinvesting in the US?  

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Money Show 31 July 2008 from 2008-07-31T04:00

Summer is heating up savings rates again  

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Money Show 4 July 2008 from 2008-07-04T04:00

The rights and wrongs of bank's share issues: should you part with more cash?  

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FT Money show, 6 June 2008 from 2008-06-06T04:00

In this week's show: Bradford &amp; Bingley - is the buy-to-let lender an investment in ruins or an investment opportunity? Mortgage rates - why the best deals are to be found not on the high s...

FT Money show, 30 May 2008 from 2008-05-30T04:00

In this week's show: Happy Tax Freedom Day - the day we stop working for the government and start for ourselves - but could it be earlier in the year? Coping with redundancy; Driven to drink - how ...

FT Money show, 23 May 2008 from 2008-05-23T04:00

In this week's show: unfair bank charges - will compensation ever come? Emerging markets: is it easier or safer to invest in them through UK blue chips? Volatile markets - why it's better to be in ...

FT Money show, 16 May 2008 from 2008-05-16T04:00

In this week's show: inflation is up but income tax is down - what do this week's announcements mean for borrowers and savers; House prices aren't all falling - we look at areas on the up; Pension ...

FT Money show, 9 May 2008 from 2008-05-09T04:00

Why borrowers are struggling to find standard variable rate mortgages with no fee; a positive return every month and 10% a year - Nicola Horlick on a fund manager's secrets; how to avoid 40% inheri...

FT Money show, 2 May 2008 from 2008-05-02T04:00

Why aren't savings rates going down? How to be a private currency trader; Asian equity markets - are they a good diversification strategy? Plus good news and bad news on Peps and Isas.  <...

FT Money show, 25 April 2008 from 2008-04-25T04:00

This week: 50 billion from the Bank of England, but will it make any difference to mortgages? Putting property into your pension - is it still a good idea? Why we are so bad at making decisions, an...

FT Money show, 18 April 2008 - Mortgage special from 2008-04-18T04:00

In this week's show: long-term fixed rates - will government action make them cheaper? Buy-to-let mortgages - are they still a good idea as house prices fall? European property - can you hedge agai...

FT Money show, 11 April 2008 from 2008-04-11T04:00

In this week's show: Mortgages - who benefits from the rate cut? Water - is it really 'blue gold' for investors? Commercial property - legal threats over fund lock-ins  

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FT Money show, 4 April 2008 from 2008-04-04T04:00

In this week's show: housing market - how the mortgage squeeze is cutting asking prices; Agricultural commodities - what's the best way to invest as prices fall? Emerging markets - why New Star is ...

FT Money show, 28 March 2008 from 2008-03-28T04:00

In this week's show: UK mortgage upheaval - are people looking for alternative property investments abroad? The good news and bad news on equity ISAs. Plus, a long view of the markets.  <...

FT Money show, 21 March 2008 from 2008-03-21T04:00

In this week's show: Bank shares or bank account - should you take the risk, or take 6 per cent? Executive pensions - how to switch plans and keep benefits? Emerging markets funds - can they keep o...

FT Money show 14 March 2008 from 2008-03-14T04:00

In this week's Budget 2008 special: Enterprise investment schemes - why they're even more tax efficient? Stamp duty and mortgages - where was the help for homebuyers? 'Sin' taxes on tobacco and alc...

FT Money show, 7 March 2008 from 2008-03-07T05:00

In this week's show: Income investments - which are most tax-efficient in an Isa? Free financial advice - what will the new government proposals offer? Inflation-proof savings - why an RPI-linked I...

FT Money show, 29 February 2008 from 2008-02-29T05:00

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FT Money show, 22 February 2008 from 2008-02-22T05:00

Guaranteed savings: why Northern Rock is safer than foreign banks; Tax-efficient investments - what Enterprise Investment Schemes offer; Star fund managers - who performs the best in volatile marke...

FT Money show, 15 February 2008 from 2008-02-15T05:00

This week: tax rules and U-turns - the latest on tax planning for investors in individual savings accounts (Isas), and for non-doms with offshore trusts; commodities - how to profit from falling oi...

FT Money show, 8 February 2008 from 2008-02-08T05:00

This week: Another interest-rate cut - why it's not all bad news for savers, or good news for all borrowers; Investment funds - how to profit from shipping, food and pop music; and green investment...

FT Money show, 1 February 2008 from 2008-02-01T05:00

In this week's show: Savings rates - guess who is offering 6.99 per cent with instant access? Buy-to-let property - can rising yields offset slow price growth? And pension investments - do volatile...

FT Money show, 25 January 2008 from 2008-01-25T05:00

In this week's show: Market falls and recession fears: how they affect your finances; Exchange-traded tracker funds: is now the time to invest? Tax planning: what the new rules mean for offshore tr...

FT Money show, 18 January 2008 from 2008-01-18T05:00

In this week's show: Commercial property - the professional vultures are swooping on cheap assets but what should private investors do? Is it too late to join the gold rush? Tips on making self as...

FT Money show, 11 January 2008 from 2008-01-11T05:00

In this week's show: savings and loan deals: the best of the bank 'sales'; shares and currencies: the effects of a weaker pound; venture capital: the changes to the risks and rewards.   Listen

FT Money show, 21 December 2007 from 2007-12-21T05:00

In this week's show: market predictions for 2008: forecasts for shares and house prices; commercial property funds - discounts and buying opportunities; plus smarter ways to switch gas and electric...

FT Money show, 14 December 2007 from 2007-12-14T05:00

In this week's show: Markets outlook: is the rally over, and what will 2008 bring? Savings rates: how to get 8 per cent, even as rates fall; Mortgage insurance: a new scheme to protect homeowners &...

FT Money show, 7 December 2007 from 2007-12-07T05:00

In this week's show: Cash deposits: should you move into cash, in spite of the rate cut? Actively-managed funds: are they a better bet than 'quant' funds? Wealth secrets: how to learn them through ...

FT Money show, 30 November 2007 from 2007-11-30T05:00

In this week's show: insuring against falling house prices: what homeowners can do now; Getting out of commercial property: should fund investors sell up? Plus: investing in a Sipp: is a 'full' pen...

FT Money Show 23 November 2007 from 2007-11-23T05:00

In this week's show: Residential property: why buyers are resorting to 'gazundering' again. Tax-efficient investments: which is better - a pension or an Isa? Lower-cost funds: how investors benefit...

FT Money Show 16 November 2007 from 2007-11-16T05:00

In this week's show: The credit crunch hits Christmas: why card issuers are behaving like Ebenezer Scrooge with their credit limits. The gold rush: forget the yellow stuff - platinum is exciting so...

FT Money show, 9 November 2007 from 2007-11-09T05:00

In this week's show: Bank shares: should investors sell or hold, as the credit crisis rolls on? Exchange traded funds: how new funds do more than track an index. Emerging markets: Dr Mark Mobius go...

FT Money show, 2 November 2007 from 2007-11-02T04:00

In this week's show: Will the chancellor do a U-turn on capital gains tax changes? Should private investors buy into agricultural commodities? Is buy-to-let still a good investment as the housing m...

FT Money show. 26 Oct 2007 from 2007-10-26T04:00

This week: pension planning: How a flexible annuity can deliver a higher income; inheritance tax: What to leave to your children - and how; Sharedealing and spread-betting: How the European 'Mifid'...

FT Money Show, 19 Oct 2007 from 2007-10-19T04:00

This week: is it time to get out of commercial property, as property prices and fund values fall? will the regulatory shake-up of financial advice give you a better deal? and some good and bad news...

FT Money Show, 12 Oct 2007 from 2007-10-12T04:00

This week: Pre-budget report special - what chancellor Darling's changes to inheritance tax and capital gains tax will mean for you.  

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FT Money Show, 28 September 2007 from 2007-09-28T04:00

This week: should you rely on private medical insurance or NHS provision? mixed news on credit cards; and the pros and cons of split capital invesment trusts.  

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FT Money show, 14 September 2007 from 2007-09-14T04:00

In this week's show: the best use of cash when savings rates top 7 per cent; How your postcode can affect your pension income. Plus where to find car insurance quotes you can trust  
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FT Money show, 7 September 2007 from 2007-09-07T04:00

In this week's show: why banks are taking a closer look at who they are lending to; new ways to profit from oil prices, as shares remain volatile; plus how writing a will can save you tax - and ben...

FT Money show, 31 August 2007 from 2007-08-31T04:00

This week: what???s the best place to invest a child trust fund? How parents and investors can buy into student property, plus why late payment of tax bills is now even more costly  
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FT Money show, 24 August 2007 from 2007-08-24T04:00

This week: is releasing equity from your home really a good idea? The latest developments on the expansion of home information packs; How new regulations will affect smaller financial advisers ...

FT Money Show, 17 Aug 2007 from 2007-08-17T04:00

This week:tips on how to make and save money; which way mortgage rates are heading; and how you can pass on assets to future generations without passing on exorbitant tax and good news - bad news. ...

FT Money Show, 10 Aug 2007 from 2007-08-10T04:00

This week: is this really the end of mortgage exit fees? how paying on a card abroad can cost you dear; the rise in insurance premiums after the recent floods; and will investment boards stick to t...

FT Money show, 3 August 2007 from 2007-08-03T04:00

In this week's show: Do hedge funds really protect against market volatility? Why the OFT is taking banks to court over charges; and is now the time to snap up a place in the sun?  
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FT Money show, 27 July 2007 from 2007-07-27T04:00

In this week's show: Is the UK's love affair with commercial property over? Do widening investment trust discounts signal a buying opportunity? plus save tax and ease your conscience with charitabl...

FT Money show, 20 July 2007 from 2007-07-20T04:00

This week the Money Show clears up the confusion about self-invested personal pensions or SIPPS; examines the pros and cons of 25-year mortgages; asks if consumers should be investing in pharmaceut...

FT Money show, 13 July 2007 from 2007-07-13T04:00

This week: How green is your wallet? We look at the eco credentials of bank accounts and credit cards; and the price of property funds.  

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FT Money show, 29 June 2007 from 2007-06-29T04:00

This week: how to get a piece of the private equity action. The Chinese bubble - what would a stock market correction mean for emerging market funds? Plus the latest money news, including the pros ...

FT Money show, 22 June 2007 from 2007-06-22T04:00

Matthew Vincent, editor of Investors Chronicle, presents the long and short of long-short funds. Can investing in climate change make a difference to the planet and your pocket? And how giving up s...

FT Money show, 15 June 2007 from 2007-06-15T04:00

Robert Budden, the FT's personal finance editor, and Matthew Vincent, edior of Investors Chronicle on whether bonds now are a good buy; Do 100 per cent mortgages make sense; The Zopa lending model ...

FT Money show, 8 June 2007 from 2007-06-08T04:00

This week: Protecting your home for less, looking after your profits plus advice on how to insure your art collection.  

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FT Money show, 1 June 2007 from 2007-06-01T04:00

This week: Cheaper mobile calls from abroad, lower-cost pensions, and shareholder perks  

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FT Money show, 11 May 2007 from 2007-05-11T04:00

This week: when interest rates rise why do savings rates lag so far behind? How much should your investment in ISAs have grown? And are the yields from bond funds and commercial property funds stil...

FT Money show, 04 May 2007 from 2007-05-04T04:00

This week: the true cost of estate agents' free home information packs; Should you switch energy supplier? Why stockbrokers are turning to spread betting. Plus split capital investment trusts demys...

FT Money show, 20 April 2007 from 2007-04-20T04:00

In the first FT Money programme: why rattling windows, amongst other things, could cost you money; one of the UK's most successful fund managers launches a new product - at the age of 78; and liste...