FT Money Show
Summary: The FT Money Show brings you engaging and insightful coverage of the week’s major personal finance issues. Claer Barrett and her team of FT journalists dissect the news with the help of leading industry commentators and discuss how the latest events will affect you and your pocket. The FT Money Show is produced by Lucy Warwick-Ching. You can find more personal finance news from the Financial Times on our website and listen to more episodes of FT Money Show on iTunes, Stitcher, Audioboom or Soundcloud.
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Podcasts:
Could the chancellor's 'surprise' at the use of tax reliefs mean we all have to pay more? And when is the best time to get your tax affairs in order - April 5 or 6? Finally, we look at how big your deposit has to be to get a low mortgage rate
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
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 mortgage lender's solicitors.
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 measures in depth.
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 linked investment?
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 retirement age
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?
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?
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 rates.
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 same old way? And banks impose stricter rules for interest-only mortgages
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 subsidies.
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.
Will it become easier to share in your employer's profits under new government measures? We also look at the most profitable buy to let properties and a new care fees solution
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-efficient investments
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 exempt from new mortgage affordability tests
