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January 14, 2021 Pension pot problems solved
As an increasing number of pensions are reported as being neglected, we come to the rescue with useful advice on how to make the most of your savings when it comes to planning for later life.

With the help of listener Matthew we give you the answers you need, and simplify what can be a very complicated subject.

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36 min
January 07, 2021 Brexit deal explained: the impact on your money
With a long awaited trade deal between the UK and European Union finally agreed, we look at what it means for your wallet.

We ask what the impact could be on your money, on your travel plans, and if you can expect an unwelcome surprise at the supermarket till.

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27 min
December 28, 2020 2020 review: the year nobody predicted
Lucia Ariano is joined by Which?'s regular money experts Gareth Shaw and Jenny Ross as they look back at some of the biggest financial stories of the year. They include the financial repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic, and a look ahead to how we might start paying the bill over the next twelve months.
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28 min
December 24, 2020 How can you cash in this Christmas?
Lucia Ariano is joined by Which?'s Head of Consumer Rights Adam French to discover how you could make some money from your unwanted Christmas gifts, as well as all the important advice you need on refunds and receipts.
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26 min
December 17, 2020 Uncovering the UK’s cladding scandal
More than three years on from the Grenfell fire tragedy, thousands of people still live in buildings clad with dangerous materials. And the current approach to removing them is causing financial ruin for residents.

In this episode, we talk to people who’ve been affected and ask what could be done to help them.

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31 min
December 10, 2020 Extreme weather insurance emergency
This week we bring you a special investigation looking at extreme weather insurance.

In this episode we look at why people are struggling to get cover, what’s changing, and why you might not receive the payout you believe you’re entitled to.

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30 min
December 03, 2020 Biden boom: is now the time to invest in the US?
With the arrival of a new American president, we discuss what opportunities the upcoming Biden administration offers for investors in the UK.

We have advice on how best to invest, and look at the areas most likely to thrive during his term in office.

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31 min
November 26, 2020 Secrets of the sales
With plenty of us looking for a Black Friday deal this year, we discuss why now might not be the best time to buy.

We also look at the tactics used by retailers to make us part with our case, and ask if there really are any bargains out there?

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20 min
November 19, 2020 Billion pound refund waiting game
Despite many of us not travelling abroad for many months, thousands of people are still waiting to receive money back for trips they didn’t get the chance to enjoy.

Travel Editor Rory Boland discusses what your next steps are, and which companies you should avoid from now on.

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26 min
November 12, 2020 Paying to save money: the future of banking?
It’s something the Bank of England hasn't done in their 326 year history, but could negative interest rates be a way of kickstarting the post-covid economy?

We examine the arguments for and against, as well as predicting whether this is something which could happen anytime soon.

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20 min