To explain more about structured products, Peter Lewis was joined by former private banker and founder of Goprivatebanking.com, Kelvin Ho.

Based on government statistics, there are over 60,000 teachers in Hong Kong. Our listener Ms Kay is one of them teaching in a kindergarten. She told Jimmy Lam about some of her difficulties in terms of career stability and the financial problems she e...

Most people believe that getting married will make them happier. But does it also make you wealthier? Whilst getting married for financial reasons does not sound very romantic, is it better from a financial viewpoint to be married, single or cohabit?

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According to MPF Ratings, while equities bounced back in April after 2 negative months, fund managers are struggling to demonstrate sustainable investment performance. Only 39% of the Top Quartile funds in 2017 are still producing Top Quartile performa...

Jimmy Lam is speaking to Geoffrey Wai who recently moved to Shanghai for a work opportunity. To help get some advice, Jimmy Lam went to speak to legislator Chan Chun-Ying who represents the Finance functional constituency.

China is home to 49 of the world’s 78 self-made female billionaires, according to the Hurun Report, which tracks China’s wealthiest people.

Peter Lewis talked to Anna Wong who is Co-founder of Female Entrepreneurs Worldwide.

Close to two thirds of investors in Hong Kong have used online trading platforms but recent surveys tell us many of those are concerned about risks associated with reliability, privacy and cybersecurity. Peter Lewis asked David Kneebone, General Mana...

23-year old Money Talk Xtra listener Elvin Lam is partially sighted. He spoke to Jimmy Lam about the difficulties he faced in finding a job, the discrimination he has faced at work and what happened when he was laid off by his last employer.Jimmy Lam ...

To understand more about the issues faced by the disabled in the workplace and the impact on their financial well being Peter Lewis went to see Professor Alfred Chan, Chairman of the Equal Opportunities Commission.

Hong Kong’s tax-free status and numerous other tax benefits make it an attractive location for the buying and selling of art.

So how do you go about evaluating and investing in Chinese contemporary art? Peter Lewis asked Jeremy Kasler, CEO of Art Fut...