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Money Box Live: Why don't house prices fall if they are unaffordable for many people?

Financial phone-in. Why don't house prices fall if they are unaffordable for many people?

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Energy switching - How many suppliers does it take to change your provider?

A new energy-switching pledge, workers paying to get paid and expat pensions.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: The Modern British Workplace

Adam Shaw and guests explore the modern British workplace.

• 30 mins

Should you buy foreign currency now or wait until after the EU referendum?

When is best to buy foreign currency, Vodaphone blues and just what is a private divorce?

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: The complexities and consequences of financial abuse

Ruth Alexander examines financial abuse and the possible options for people affected by it

• 30 mins

EU Referendum: From What If? to What Now?

How might the UK vote to leave the EU affect people's finances?

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Brexit - what does it mean for your finances?

What will Brexit mean for your personal finances? Paul Lewis answers listeners' questions.

• 30 mins

Post-Brexit pension prospects

Pensions minister Ros Altmann talks about pension prospects post-Brexit.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Benefits - is the system too complex?

With 拢13bn unclaimed in benefits, is the UK's welfare benefit system too complex?

• 30 mins

What is the future for investing in commercial property

The future for commercial property investment, Ex-pats' pensions pounded, Fund charges.

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Money Box Live: University education - a good deal?

How to get a good deal from a university education.

• 30 mins

The Water Margin: A Tale of Two Drinking Troughs

The water margin. The Bank of England holds base rates. And: the taxman's bumper Wimbledon

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Money Box Live: The Summer Childcare Conundrum

Summer stress - avoiding childcare chaos this holiday.

• 30 mins

'We are so abused as private renters'

Calls for new protections for renters to stop excessive fees.

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Money Box Live: A hazardous year for UK holidaymakers.

2016 has been a hazardous year for UK tourists. What are your rights if things go wrong?

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Dire time for savers with more rate cuts

Dire time for savers. Bank error in your favour. Who is to blame when a SIPP goes wrong?

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Money Box Live: Working Through University

Louise Cooper asks how today's students combine work and study.

• 30 mins

Beswitched, bothered and bewildered

Why the benefits of switching are only felt if you do it every 12 months.

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Money Box Live: Pension or property - financing your retirement

Could property be a better investment for retirement than pensions?

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The cost of Hinkley Point electricity

How much will power from the UK's newest nuclear plant really cost?

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Tax and benefits - keeping up with the way we work now?

Financial phone-in. Are tax and benefits systems keeping up with the way people work now?

• 30 mins

How will the sugar tax work?

Looking at a sugar tax, a bank fraud super-complaint, and energy suppliers.

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Money Box Live: Executive pay packages - can they be curbed?

Louise Cooper and guests discuss executive pay packages.

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The energy deals which cut customers off

Existing customers cut off from attractive energy deals.

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Money Box Live: Who needs a bank branch?

Banking is changing - is it for the better?

• 30 mins

Lower energy bills? Use a spreadsheet!

PM to clean up the energy market?; getting a better state pension; TalkTalk's data breach.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Can children's attitudes to money shape their adult financial lives?

How can children develop the right financial habits that will stay with them for life?

• 30 mins

Fees charged even with no sale

Online estate agents, state pension age review, overdraft fee cap, and savings rates.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Road Charges

Are additional taxes on car users an effective way to improve transport infrastructure?

• 30 mins

Annuity Selling and Mis-Selling

More than 90,000 savers may be due compensation due to the way they were sold annuities.

• 30 mins