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More of us are investing our cash in assets than ever before. So should we be exploring ways to diversify our portfolio? Or should we stick to the mainstream?

Which? Writer and researcher Megan Thomas & Laith Khalaf, Head of Investment Analysis at AJ Bell explain the benefits and pitfalls of investing in assets that you wouldn’t find in the mainstream.

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In this week's episode of Which? Shorts, we look at how much money you need to set aside for later life, plus explain the best ways to boost your pension pot.

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In this episode of Money Shorts, we look at interest rates and house prices to determine when equity release is worth it.

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This week we’re attending The Shoddies, our very own awards presented for some of the biggest consumer let downs of the past twelve months. From disappointing service providers to useless - and in some cases downright unsafe - products, we’ll be telling you the brands we think you should avoid.

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Interest rates are at 5.25%, meaning savers should be earning a decent amount on their savings. But our recent investigation shows that there’s a huge gulf in what’s being offered on the market right now.

Which? Senior Writer Josh Wilson & Clear Barrett, the presenter of the FT’s Money Clinic podcast, explain why there’s such a range in what’s on offer at the moment, plus what other methods there are for your savings.

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With so many different credit cards on the market, this week we break it all down for you. We explain which ones would be best for you, plus work out whether it’s worth paying £650 for one.

Which? Money Senior Writer Grace Witherden & Gabriel Nussbaum, otherwise known as That Money Guy on social media, explain all the differences between the wide array of credit cards on the market.

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In this episode of Money Shorts, we’re looking at a lesser-known aspect of fraud, money mules, and the significant role they play in the fraud chain.

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After 14 years of Conservative governments, a recent general election win for Labour inevitably means changes to policy that will impact our finances.

Which? Money Editor Jenny Ross & Tom Selby, AJ Bell’s Director of Public Policy explain how a Labour government may impact taxpayers, mortgage holders and your pension.

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Health and beauty products are a staple of our everyday life. From the toothpaste we use as soon as we wake up, to the deodorant we use after jumping out of the shower, even the hayfever tablets many of us rely on at this time of year, we’re spending hundreds of pounds on stuff that helps us look, feel and smell good.

But new research from Which? suggests you might be needlessly over-spending on many of your everyday products. We reveal when you can pick a bargain, and how to outsmart retailers when it comes to finding the best deals.

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This week we're bringing you an episode from our sister podcast Get Answers, telling you whether or not it's possible to go on holiday for less than £100.

Booking your next summer getaway is meant to be something to look forward to. Scrolling through the holiday websites looking at pictures of glorious pools and sandy beaches, deciding which room in the apartment has the best view over the coastline.

You think you’ve found a great deal and then… the fees start to add up! The bargain holiday you thought you’d found is now tens, perhaps hundreds of pounds more expensive. So what can you do to beat the fees and bag a bargain for your next overseas holiday? We meet the woman who did just that as she shares her advice on how you can do the same.

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