Money Tips Daily by Charles Kelly, former IFA and author of

This weeks financial news, the Bank of England held interest rates, which is good news for borrowers but bad news for savers and pensioners.

Whilst Donald Trump‘s action against Iran could have serious repercussions for many businesses, we can only control our own economy by the actions we take to earn and save money.

The news that a Danish insurance company, Alpha, operating in the British market has gone bust highlights the need to deal with a UK based insurer.

In the lottery of life, you have already won the jackpot. Why, because you are listening to this podcast and you have the facilities to do so. Just been born in a country like the UK means you have already had a massive leg up in life.

Be grateful. Money flows where gratitude goes!

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In this episode we look at disruptive companies such as Uber an Airbnb, which have made life better for consumers. At the other end of the scale there are companies to avoid. I recommend a book, which shows you how to live a life of luxury while still watching the pennies!

Thousands of UK mortgage borrowers find themselves trapped in and competitive deals due to changes in criteria.

Now the FCA has told lenders to make it easier for borrowers to switch to new products.

Billionaire inventor Elon Musk described questions he was been asked by analyst this week as “boneheaded”!

Is he in the right, or should he be more respectful to people who invest in his company?

Less you can manage your money, you never be wealthy, at least not for long.

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With average life expectancy now exceeding 80 in most western countries, you could live half as long in retirement as you have in work.

How are you going to provide and keep yourself in those long retirement years?

What are your options and how much should you be saving?

Other alternatives include starting a business or property investment. There are advantages and disadvantages, as well as risks.

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A fate worse than death for baby boomers in America is not loneliness or sickness, it’s running out of money in retirement.

How can you ensure that you will be able to afford to retire comfortably and not end up broke after a lifetime’s work?