Sinopsis
Follow Boring Money founder Holly Mackay as she interviews financial Big Wigs, extracting tips, confessions and ideas with a toolkit including both carrots and sticks. Each week she breaks in to the moneyed corridors of power, catching up with head honchos, financial advisers and entrepreneurs who share their thoughts, experiences, investment ideas and stories. Welcome to Boring Money Talks.
Episodios
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![Marcus runs £3.1bn – hear his views on the markets, the economy and investing]()
Marcus runs £3.1bn – hear his views on the markets, the economy and investing
01/07/2016 Duración: 29min -
![The Mail on Sundays Personal Finance Editor talks papers and money]()
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![Holly talks about Ladies Losing Out on BBC Surrey]()
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![Tips from a financial adviser]()
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![Investment tips from Fidelity]()
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![Standard Lifes Marketing boss talks savings, Gogglebox and hill running]()
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![We chat to Andy Bell, founder of AJ Bell Youinvest and self-made man on the Sunday Times Rich List]()
We chat to Andy Bell, founder of AJ Bell Youinvest and self-made man on the Sunday Times Rich List
19/05/2016 Duración: 26min -
![Anna Sofat talking about keeping women financially focused]()
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![Mark Dampier shares investment ideas]()
Mark Dampier shares investment ideas
03/05/2016 Duración: 20minHargreaves Lansdown's Head of Research talks finance, investments, Brexit and Strictly.
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![Vedia, 43, is a Tired Parent and a business owner.]()
Vedia, 43, is a Tired Parent and a business owner.
11/01/2016 Duración: 04minA Tired Parent asks if she should be investing in the stockmarket
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![Susan 56, is interested in understanding more about Risk, Return and Income]()
Susan 56, is interested in understanding more about Risk, Return and Income
10/12/2015 Duración: 04min -
![Lindsay 63, is Fed Up With Low Returns on Cash!]()
Lindsay 63, is Fed Up With Low Returns on Cash!
03/12/2015 Duración: 08minThis week chez Boring we turn our financial sticky beaks to Lindsay who is a 63 year old grandma of 5. She, like many people, has most of her savings in the bank. And not even the best bank deals. Just the savings products of the bank where she has her current account. But she’s fed up of dismal rates and was asking us about the stockmarket.
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![Buy-to-Let - how to save up for repayment]()
Buy-to-Let - how to save up for repayment
17/11/2015 Duración: 05minStuart is 40 and lives in Glasgow. He has a Buy-to-Let flat (that he used to live in) which is on an Interest Only mortgage. His flat is currently worth £130,000-£150,000 and his current mortgage is £73,000. He wants to know what the best repayment method would be to pay this off and over what timescales?
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![A young potential investor is fed-up with cash returns]()
A young potential investor is fed-up with cash returns
05/11/2015 Duración: 05minDemir is 20. He wanted to know how a young investor should minimise risk. He is prepared to start with £1,000 and see how he goes.He currently saves into a cash ISA but is fed up with the low returns.
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![Investing in a SIPP for the first time – how, where and what?]()
Investing in a SIPP for the first time – how, where and what?
13/10/2015 Duración: 05minBoring Money adviser panel member, Danny Cox of Hargreaves Lansdown, helps Holly answer a reader's question on SIPP investments.
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![Pensions and Divorce]()
Pensions and Divorce
30/07/2015 Duración: 10minMathilda is 43, and contacted us as she has recently divorced and will bein reciept of half of her husbands pension. While she is waiting for the pension sharing order to issue, she is taking this this time to research pension providers and where would be a suitable place for her to invest her pension. Pete Matthews helps out.
