All that matters about money with Paul Lewis. News of savings and investments, credit cards and loans, pensions, banking, benefits and giving to charity. The UK’s premier weekly round-up of personal finance from the BBC. Programme broadcast each Saturday at 1204 BST and episodes added each Saturday afternoon. You will also receive podcasts of Money Box Live – the interactive programme answering questions about personal finance issues, hosted by either Paul Lewis or Vincent Duggleby. Broadcast each Wednesday at 1502 BST and with episodes added every Wednesday afternoon. For more information go to www.bbc.co.uk/moneybox
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Wed, 22 May 13
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Vincent Duggleby and guests answered your questions about equity release.
Sat, 18 May 13
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OVERDRAFT CHARGES RISE: NatWest and RBS are putting up charges for people who have arranged to have an overdraft and then make use of it. CAR TRIALS: You want to sell your car. You advertise it. A potential buyer comes round. He wants a test drive. He gets into the driving seat and before you get back in the passenger side zooms off into the distance. You never see your car again. You call your insurer. But a handy get-out clause may stop your claim better than a stinger would halt a car. We ask the insurer to take another look and ask what your rights are. MORTGAGE WRINKLES: After our story last week on interest only mortgages, we find the lenders who will extend mortgages to people over pension age. MORE CONTACTLESS: Banks are rolling out contactless credit and debit cards. In fact all our plastic payment methods will have this technology enabled soon. If you are concerned can you get a non-contactless alternative?
Wed, 15 May 13
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28 mins
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Vincent Duggleby and guests answered your questions about employment rights.
Sat, 11 May 13
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Overdraft charges, insurance, contactless cards, mortgages for over-60s.
Wed, 8 May 13
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Vincent Duggleby and guests answered your questions about financial fraud.
Sat, 4 May 13
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What are lenders doing to help customers with interest only mortgages, why fuel bills are set to rise for low users and peering into the future.
Wed, 1 May 13
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Paul Lewis and guests answered your calls about student finance.
Sat, 27 Apr 13
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Thousands of investors fear for their cash in an overseas resort scheme; 14,000 customers wait to hear if they'll get their money back after the collapse of a hot air ballooning firm; and is a do-it yourself annunity purchase a good idea? Harlequin Group filed for administration earlier this week. Investors diverted their pension savings into the scheme through self-invested personal pensions, or SIPPS. Harlequin says it is seeking external finance to speed up building construction in its resorts. It's been revealed at a creditors meeting this week that Go Ballooning has few assets to repay the estimated £2million it owes. The normal route to buy an annuity is to go to a specialist independent financial adviser. But major firms like financial management company Hargreaves Lansdowne and Tesco financial services are actively promoting another route - going online and using their computer search engine to find the best deal by yourself without any advice at all.
Wed, 24 Apr 13
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29 mins
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Ruth Alexander and guests answered your questions about first-time buyers.
Tue, 23 Apr 13
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28 mins
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For the last 5 years economic questions have dominated the news. But do you have questions that haven't been answered? In a special edition of Stephanomics, the BBC's economics editor Stephanie Flanders and an expert panel including Andrew Dilnott, Chair of the UK Statistics Authority, Janet Henry, Chief European Economist at HSBCIB and Peter Antonioni, co-author of 'Economics for Dummies' answered your economics questions in a live phone-in.
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Thu, 28 Mar 13
27 minutes
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Wed, 22 May 13
55 minutes
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