
The latest news from the world of personal finance plus advice for those trying to make the most of their money.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 726 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Since lenders were ordered to repay billions to consumers who signed up to unfair car finance deals, millions of people have been sent adverts exhorting them to claim compensation through claims managers or law firms. But now the Financial Conduct Au... more
Teenage years are formative in many different ways – and being able to handle finances is one of them.
In this programme - one of our special Money Box Life episodes – presenter Felicity Hannah talks to teenagers from varied backgrounds about their ... more
Some bereaved listeners whose relatives had money put away with National Savings and Investments are facing weeks and months of delay in getting their own money. It comes as NS&I works to track down the accounts of tens of thousands of people who had... more
A huge amount is about to change for anyone who rents their home or who owns a rental property in England.
The Renters' Rights Act comes into force on May 1 and there's a lot in it, from ending so-called 'no fault' evictions to limits on rent incre... more
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I have find a recent month the feed for Money Box seems to be constantly delayed on Apple Podcasts.
As an example in December, we have had several podcasts reference Rachel Reeves upcoming budget, with a podcast on the 24th of December dissecting her budget.
This is despite the budget occurring one month earlier.
Can we hear about setting up a trust fund and best practices. Particularly head injury trust funds and managing accounts / requirements
Topics good but way too chatty and questions like "how did it make you feel?" just add nothing to the actual story. Be more specific and be succinct.
Last episode published Feb talking about self assessment due to “in three weeks”. Come on you’re better than that
I’ve been a keen listener of Moneybox for many years and a firm fan of the Apple Podcast format with all my favourite content available in one place.
In recent times, my enjoyment has been diminished by the excessive delay in the release of material to the platform, often making its content so far out-of-date as to be no longer relevant. I can understand a day or two after the show is first aired, but a month!?
As a consequence, I no longer subscribe to the show which is a shame, as the con... more
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Built around practical personal finance guidance, policy context, and consumer protection, this show frequently covers housing, energy costs, pensions, taxation, and fraud. Episodes mix listener stories with expert commentary from policy institutes, government voices, and industry specialists to translate complex rules into actionable tips. A standout trait is its breadth: it regularly surfaces timely reforms (e.g., renters' rights, tax Digitalisation), plus real-world budgeting strategies and consumer protections, making it useful for listeners navigating money, housing, and pensions in a changing economy.
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Recent guests on Money Box include:
1. Darren Bhakta
2. Rachael Williamson
3. Ben Beadle
4. Tarun Bhakta
5. Rachel Williamson
6. Emma Brennan
7. Lisa Minot
8. Grace Brownfield
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