Podcast Episodes

Is new guidance on selling high rise flats fit for purpose?

Mortgage providers are refusing to follow new guidance intended to help hundreds of thousands of people who are unable to sell or re-mortgage their f…

5 years ago

MBL: Personal Banking and the Pandemic

The Covid-19 pandemic has placed a huge amount of pressure on banks and customers alike. How have you - and your bank or building society - adapted? …

5 years ago

How does the Direct Debit Guarantee Scheme work?

9 in 10 of us use direct debits to pay some or all of our regular bills. 4.5 billion payments were processed in the UK in 2019. It’s a simple way to …

5 years ago

Dementia & Money

Adam Shaw looks at dementia and money.

Producer Smita Patel Editor Alex Lewis

5 years ago

Can number spoofing be stopped?

The regulator Ofcom tells Money Box people shouldn’t trust Caller ID. It says the spoofing of numbers can be stopped, but to do so will take years. S…

5 years ago

Problem Gambling

Have you been tempted by a quick cash win, a jackpot prize or the challenge of finding a winning betting strategy?

There are many forms of gambling a…

5 years ago

MPs demand action on IR35

The Loan Charge All-Party Parliamentary Group has called on the Government to take urgent action to address the exploitation of some contractors, in …

5 years ago

Remote Working

Working from home is changing the way we think about where we base our life and careers, but how remote can we be from our business or office?

Can you…

5 years ago

Why is the state pension so complicated?

More than 200 pensioners responded to a request to tell us how much their state pension was. They were nearly all different amounts. Next week the ba…

5 years, 1 month ago

Divorce and separation during the pandemic

There’s been a rise in the number of divorces according to the Office for National Statistics along with predictions that even more couples will spli…

5 years, 1 month ago