Which? Money podcasts released in 2011
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 21 December 2011 Are extended warranties a waste of money?; the underhand tricks played by credit card providers; and cut the cost of travel this Christmas.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 14 December 2011 Cracking your tax code - how to understand what it means; life insurance plans for the over-50s; and how to avoid expensive overdraft charges
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 07 December 2011 Poor investment advice in high street banks; travel insurance costs, if you have a pre-existing illness; and how to save on concert tickets.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 30 November 2011 This week: giving to charity, including charity Christmas cards; store cards, are they ever worth it?; and how to cut down on airport parking charges.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 23 November 2011 This week: the impact of Virgin Money buying Northern Rock; how to obtain probate when someone dies; and save on a Best Buy smartphone sat nav.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 16 November 2011 Savings accounts paying dismal rates; are funeral plans worth it?; and where to get your Christmas champagne without breaking the bank.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 09 November 2011 This week: Credit cards for Christmas - should you be getting one?; card surcharges still trouble consumers; and in our money saving tip we look at a new savings account paying interest upfront
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 02 November 2011 This week: Mobile phone deals - are you on the right one?; hidden investment fund charges; and in our money saving tip we look at the new Junior Isa.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 26 October 2011 This week: How to tackle hefty charges if you're the leaseholder of a property; navigating the maze of long-term care costs; and some great ways to save energy this week.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 19 October 2011 This week: can you rely on your energy company to give you the cheapest prices for your gas and electricity?; what to do if you receive a tax underpayment letter from HMRC; and, in our money-saving tip, bag yourself £200 by switching bank accounts.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 12 October 2011 This week: Quantitative easing - what is it, why has it been introduced and will it work?; new build homes - are they worth buying?; and in our money saving tip, save yourself a fortune by switching your services
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 05 October 2011 This week: Poor practice by claims management companies exposed; pet insurance - which policies to avoid; and in our money saving tip, how to get free software.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 28 September 2011 This week: Payday loans poor practices exposed; credit card protection policies - are they worth it?; and in our money saving tip, a new way to get discounted 'experience day' gifts
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 21 September 2011 This week: We reveal which banks are the overall winners and losers for customer satisfaction; car insurance premiums - why they're going up and what you can do about it; and in our money saving tip, ways to save on stuff for kids.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 14 September 2011 This week: the Independent Commission on Banking delivers its report on reforming the banking industry - we discuss its potential impact; how to beat inflation no NS&I certificates have gone; and in our money saving tip, watching films online for free
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 07 September 2011 This week: We chat about whether it's right for banks to restrict access to cash machines for their basic bank account customers; how to build an investment portfolio that suits you; and in our money saving tip how to avoid unnecessary bank charges
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 31 August 2011 This week: are we all heading for pensions poverty? We look at how to save for your retirement, data fraud risk exposed in insurance comparison sites and, in our money-saving tip of the week, how to get cheap ebooks for your Amazon Kindle.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 24 August 2011 This week: how to choose the best student account; online banking security - how safe is your bank?; and a useful money-saving tip if you're planning to use your debit card abroad this summer
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 17 August 2011 This week: the perks and pitfalls of group buying; no-claims bonus protection - how much does it cost and is it worth it?; and save cash parking your car at the airport
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 10 August 2011 This week: The global stock market crisis - how you might be affected; packaged accounts and their benefits - are they worth the money? - plus, how to save money at the cinema if you have kids
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 03 August 2011 This week: Loyalty cards - who gives the best rewards; tied savings and investments - could you be sleepwalking into a risky investment - plus, what to do with items you buy to only use once
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 27 July 2011 This week: a warning about heir hunter fees and a look at how good banks are at explaining the protection you get from the Financial Services Compensation Scheme - plus, why you should reconsider getting a notice savings account.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 20 July 2011 This week: cheques saved for consumers, poor children's savings deals exposed and how eating a sandwich could cost you £200 - plus, news of Barclaycard's new 0% balance transfer deal.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 13 July 2011 This week: the future of paying for long-term care - we discuss the findings of the Dilnot report; absolute return funds: is an investment that promises to grow in all market conditions too good to be true?; plus, how to claim money back on a new Virgin gadget.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 06 July 2011 This week: good news as the Which? super complaint on credit and debit card charges is upheld by the OFT; PMI: is it worth paying for?; plus, what to do if a company you'd paid money to goes bust.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 29 June 2011 This week: how to cut the cost of life insurance, the rise and rise of bonus rates on savings accounts and a warning about cashback sites
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 22 June 2011 This week: why mortgage SVRs are still high, wedding insurance and why it's worth considering, and a good reason to spend all your holiday cash.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 15 June 2011 This week: price comparison sites under the spotlight, the wonders of credit unions and claiming compensation from train delays.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 08 June 2011 This week: helpful tips for first time buyers, investment trusts explained and how to negotiate a cheaper mobile phone deal.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 01 June 2011 This week: Top travel money tips, including the best credit and debit cards for use abroad; bank complaints and how to take your case to the Financial Ombudsman Service; plus, a new reason why you should consider supermarket own-brand food ahead of its big-name rivals.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 25 May 2011 This week: How good are banks at protecting your personal details?; We also look at the best way to insure your iPhone and other gadets. And we finish with our top tip for saving money on your car insurance.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 18 May 2011 This week: Travel insurance for over 65s - how to find affordable cover; NS&I savings certiciates return - but are they worth investing in? And Olympics tickets - how to make sure you aren't left out of pocket if you win some.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 11 May 2011 This week: Lifting the lid on bank branches - how good is your bank, the latest in the PPI saga as the banks back down and are you the camping kind? A new way to save money on accommodation at gigs, festivals and other events around the country
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 04 May 2011 This week: Investing in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) - is it right for you? Also, we discuss scam ticket websites and how to spot them and why you should think twice before taking advantage of some supermarket special offers.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 27 April 2011 This week: We take a look at what happens when your fixed-rate savings mature and how you get treated by banks when it comes to finding a new deal; we decode the alphabet soup of financial advice qualifications and what you need to know when choosing an adviser; and how to save money if you're following Wills and Kate and planning your own wedding.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 21 April 2011 This week: we look at mobile phone roaming charges abroad and how you can cut costs; we reveal why identity theft insurance is a waste of your hard-earned cash; and we round up high street and Easter egg discounts that could save you money this weekend.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 13 April 2011 In this week's podcast: A flat rate State Pension for all - we look at how the Government's plans to change state pensions will affect you in retirement; we chat about the buy-to-let property market - is it time to jump back in; and how to save cash when you go to the gym.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 06 April 2011 In this week's podcast: we take a look at how the new junior Isas will work; we discuss local currencies and whether they are a good idea; and how losing a banker's draft could prove very costly.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 30 March 2011 In this week's podcast: Which? takes our credit and debit card charges super complaint to the Office of Fair Trading; we look at the financial factors you need to consider when retiring abroad; and our gardening researchers reveal where to find the best value Mother's Day flowers.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 23 March 2011 In this week's special edition of the Which? Money podcast we outline all the main points from today's 2011 Budget, explaining the Chancellor George Osborne's measures and what they might mean for your finances.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 16 March 2011 This week: we look at the Hutton Report on public sector pensions, and ask what the review's recommendations might mean for you. Elsewhere, we get the lowdown on the latest best rate cash Isa deals and explain why the possible closure of a VAT loophole could mean the end of very cheap CDs and DVDs.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 08 March 2011 This week: The European Court of Justice has ruled that insurers can no longer make decisions based upon your gender. We discuss who this will impact and what you can do about it. With VAT up to 20% and fuel costs rising, we also talk to Which? Car deputy editor Claire Evans about the cheapest ways to buy a new car, be it from the factory or second hand. And don't miss this week's money saving tip - how you can significantly reduce the cost of investing if you want to go it alone…
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 02 March 2011 This week: emerging markets may seem attractive, but is investing the right choice for you? Elsewhere, we look at the risks of sale and rent back schemes. Should you sell your home to clear your debts, on the understanding you can rent it afterwards? And don't miss this week's tax-saving tips, to help keep more cash in your pockets and less in HMRC's coffers!
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 23 February 2011 This week: why cash isa transfers advice from your bank isn't trustworthy; expert advice on cutting the cost of moving home and selling your property; and timely car insurance tips for anyone about to renew their cover.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 16 February 2011 This week: fight back against credit card surcharges and debit card fees with the Which? 'rip-off' charges campaign, get the lowdown on pawnbroker loans and find out which online supermarket came top in this year's Which? satisfaction survey.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 09 February 2011 This week: why cautious managed funds are not as safe as they sound for investors, how a home safe or safe deposit box could protect your possessions, and how to save money on Valentine's Day gifts this year.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 02 February 2011 This week: how mortgage fees mount up when you arrange a new deal, section 75 of the consumer credit act and how it proects you, plus Facebook places deals: could it save you money?
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 26 January 2011 This week: find out why the judicial review of PPI complaints handling shouldn't put you off reclaiming your PPI premiums, and learn more about the long-term care lottery that's affecting eldery people. Elsewhere, if you're an Npower customer, tune in to find out if you're owed some cash back.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 19 January 2011 This week: find out how to deal with debt and avoid wasting money on debt management companies, get the best handset and tariff using Which? Mobile, and save money by joining a car club.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 12 January 2011 This week: find out how changes to credit card rules could save you money, get the lowdown on your consumer rights and tips for taking back faulty or unwanted goods, and learn how where to get free directory enquiries.
- Listen to the Which? Money weekly podcast, 05 January 2011 This week: find out why upping your car insurance excess could make your policy more expensive instead of cheaper. Also, get the lowdown on peer-to-peer lending sites such as Zopa, and get details of the best 0% balance transfer deal on the market right now.
