What Boris means for your money, warning signs with property bonds, and why paper receipts could be history
This week’s podcast discusses how the UK’s new Prime Minister could affect your investments and personal finances. It asks whether the yields on property bonds are too good to be true. And the team debate the relevance of Wetherspoon scrapping receipts. Shares’ Editor Daniel Coatsworth and AJ Bell Personal Finance…
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