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This is the fifth of my live shows, which go out every Friday at 4pm, UK time. This week saw interest rates held again and more money pumped into the UK economy. Plus the Greeks reached a deal with those they owe money to, and payday loans, a pet hate of mine, are back in the news again. Fairly major technical hitches this time – which is why the video starts a bit weirdly. Thanks for bearing with me while [...]
This is the fourth of my live shows, which go out every Friday at 4pm, UK time. This week brought news of Facebook’s intention to float on the stock market. There was a survey that showed the alarming differences in return across different pensions providers due to differing charges. And there was some good and bad news about personal debt levels in the UK. ***Note – I had to upload a version of this video from my local machine since [...]
This is the third of my live shows, to go out every Friday at 4pm, UK time. This week brought news that the UK economy shrunk by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of 2011; the deadline for submitting your tax return and paying your tax bill is imminent; and it emerged that the UK’s total debt has exceeded £1Trillion 0- how do these things affect you?
This is the second of my live shows, to go out every Friday at 4pm, UK time. This week inflation dropped significantly, hopefully the start of a downward trend. Kodak filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US – what might this mean for Kodak pensioners? And which? issued results of a survey of IFA charges.
This is the first of my live shows, to go out every Friday at 4pm, UK time. I’ll be looking back at the weeks events and discussing how they affect you and your financial planning. If you have any questions or comments (keep it clean!), you can use the chat function on the right hand side of the player or hit me up on Twitter using the hashtag #MMtvLIVE.
This is a response to a video doing the rounds on YouTube fo a BBC interview of a guy called Alessio Rastani, who claimed ‘the stock market is toast’ and’ in 12 months the savings of millions will vanish’. Needless to say, I think this is sensationalist nonsense.
