This week our money experts are talking about pensions, as The Treasury is to give savers more freedom over how they take a tax-free lump sum from their pension pot.   They also look at at online banking payments, and specifically what happens if you make a mistake and misdirect a payment.

Money matters and personal finance - presented by Which?

Pensions and online banking payments - Which? Money

The Which? Money podcast provides a free weekly dose of news and advice, arming you with all you need to know to keep on top of your personal finances. From tax to insurance to credit cards, we'll keep you up to date with all the latest developments, demystifying the complex world of finance and providing you with top tips to make your money stretch further. We'd love to hear your feedback so please get in touch at whichpodcast@which.co.uk

Which? Money Podcast 09-10-14

This week our money experts are talking about instant-access savings, as it has been discovered that some of these accounts aren't living up to their name.   They also look at fraud, discussing the latest ways fraudsters are cheating you out of your money, and explaining what to do if you do get caught out.

Instant-access savings and money scams - Which? Money

17/09/14: This week our money experts are discussing the UK’s best and worst financial brands, as more than 20,000 people have rated the UK’s leading financial companies to reveal who they love, and who they don’t. They also look at online banking security; sharing the results after a team of ‘ethical hackers’ put the main banks to the test. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Best and worst financial brands and online banking security - Which? Money

09/09/14: This week our money experts are discussing the effects that inflation can have on those in retirement. They also talk about tracker funds, as a fuss-free way of investing in the stock market.

The impact of inflation on retirement and tracker funds - Which? Money

02/09/14: This week our money experts are looking at card fraud; discussing the tactics used to get hold of your money, and offering advice on how to protect yourself and your wallet.   They are also looking at the Financial Ombudsman Service's latest complaints data, and seeing which financial service providers are getting complained about the most and why. 

Card fraud and financial services complaints - Which? Money

27/08/14 This week our money experts are discussing whether multi-car insurance policies offer good value for money and could you be better off putting your money in an interest-paying current account, instead of a savings account. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Multi-car insurance and Interest-paying current accounts - Which? Money

20/08/14 This week our money experts are looking at the tactics that online retailers use to try and part you from your cash. As well as how sticking with the same providers for key services such as insurance and energy can cost you dearly. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Online shopping and the cost of loyalty - Which? Money

13/08/14: This week our money experts are looking the on-going battle between credit card companies to offer the longest zero-percent term for balance transfers. They are also discussing student bank accounts, looking at those that offer the best perks, and the best overdraft limits, and seeing what your focus should be on when choosing an account. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Zero percent balance transfers and student bank accounts - Which? Money

06/08/14: This week our money experts are discussing current accounts, and looking at which providers are faring best under the new switching service, and seeing which accounts are proving most popular with consumers. They are also highlighting the upcoming deadline for compensation claims for those who were mis-sold identity theft protection through CCP, and explain who could be eligible, and how to claim. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Current account switching and CCP compensation claims - Which? Money

This week our money experts are highlighting our new campaign to to 'lift the lid on sneaky fees and charges', after new research has revealed that two thirds of consumers believe companies use extra charges to trick people. They also talk about managed investment funds, and look at weather investors are getting the returns they should be. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money

Hidden charges and managed investment funds - Which? Money

22/07/14: This week our money experts are discussing the latest developments in the radical shake-up of the pensions system, with George Osborne announcing this week that pensioners will be entitled to free, impartial advice on how to make the most of their retirement savings. They also talk about the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) recommendation for a full competition inquiry into the banking sector, after it found that there has been very little change in the market share of the larger banks. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Pension reforms and banking competition inquiry - Which? Money

15/07/14: This week our money experts will be discussing the new payday loan caps that are being introduced, and talking about how they will affect those looking for short term loans, as well as the firms that provide them.   They will also be looking at The Association of British Insurers' (ABI) announcement that it was calling on the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to introduce a new minimum standard of information across the insurance market.   You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney.   For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Payday loan caps and insurance renewals - Which? Money

08/07/14: This week our money experts are talking about managing money in retirement, having recently surveyed more than 5,000 of our members on issues around what they are spending their money on, and how that changes. They will also be looking at copycat financial firms, who are misleading customers by illegally trying to operate under the names of established and reputable companies You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money..

Managing money in retirement and copycat firms - Which? Money

This week our money experts discuss peer-to-peer lending, to see if the benefits outweigh the risks of this option that is becoming increasingly popular with both investors and borrowers. They also look at the process of buying a property at auction, with expert advice on things to be aware of when going down this route. You can share your thoughts and experiences on these and other money issues on Twitter: twitter.com/WhichMoney, or join the conversation by using the hashtag #WhichMoney. For more information and expert advice on the topics discussed in this week's programme, visit www.which.co.uk/money.

Peer-to-peer lending and buying property at auction - Which? Money

The Which? Money podcast provides a free weekly dose of news and advice, arming you with all you need to know to keep on top of your personal finances. From tax to insurance to credit cards, we'll keep you up to date with all the latest developments, demystifying the complex world of finance and providing you with top tips to make your money stretch further. We'd love to hear your feedback, please get in touch at whichpodcast@which.co.uk

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