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Georgie Frost

This Is Money: What President Trump means for your money — and This Is Money programme's tenth birthday

Georgie Frost
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This is Money

This Is Money: What President Trump means for your money — and This Is Money programme's tenth birthday
President Trump is back. The US election finally came to a head this week and rather than the knife-edge result many expected, Donald Trump secured a decisive win over Kamala Harris. This episode is a special double-header: the team discuss that US election result and interest rate cuts in the first half, and then celebrate the tenth anniversary of the This is Money programme, born in Share Radio in 2014, in the second. First up it’s President Trump. In a sense, he is more of a known quantity this time round — having already racked up four years in the White House before. But that’s only in so much that Donald Trump can ever really be a known quantity, and the financial world is preparing to strap itself in for another roller-coaster ride. But why does Trump claiming a second run as US president matter to our finances in the UK? What could his policies and pronouncements mean for small investors in Britain? And will the President-elect really drive mortgage costs up on British homes? Georgie Frost, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert discuss the potential impact of the new Trump presidency on the show this week. Plus, the Bank of England has cut base rate again to 4.75%, but has cautioned that it sees higher inflation and slower rate cuts in future. The team discuss what that means for our mortgages and savings. The menace of out-of-control bamboo in people’s gardens and what you can do if a neighbour has some is also up for debate. And finally, This Is Money fans should listen to the end for the tenth birthday chat – and an announcement of some celebrations.

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Georgie Frost

This Is Money: Bonus episode — The big Budget pension and investing questions answered

Georgie Frost
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This is Money

This Is Money: Bonus episode — The big Budget pension and investing questions answered
On this special bonus episode of the This is Money Podcast, Rob Morgan, chief analyst at Charles Stanley Direct, joins Simon Lambert to answer the big questions that have emerged from last week's Budget. They discuss, amongst among other things: pensions and inheritance tax — who will be caught out? What can investors do — should they spend their pensions before other savings? What has happened with capital gains tax — and who will it catch? What are the best ways to keep a CGT bill down? How can savers and investors beat the frozen threshold stealth tax? And what are the financial planning basics people should make sure they get right?
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Rob Morgan


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Motley Fool Money

Motley Fool Money: Markets Love Certainty (6/11)

Motley Fool Money
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Motley Fool Show

Motley Fool Money: Markets Love Certainty (6/11)
Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory gave investors a swift and decisive read on America’s next president. We sort through the reaction and everything else going on in the market last week. Asit Sharma and Dylan Lewis discuss the reactions to Donald’s Trump’s 2024 Presidential victory across the crypto, currency, and stock markets. And a reminder as you see Trump Trade headlines for specific sectors and companies, Super Micro’s woes, and the outlook for a company with no auditor, no annual report and perhaps soon, no listing exchange, Nvidia topping Apple as the most valuable company in the world and heading into the Dow Jones Industrial Average soon, and why Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are giving totally different reads on the markets for GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound. Companies discussed: BTC, SMCI, NVDA, AAPL, INTC, NVO. Host - Dylan Lewis; Guest - Asit Sharma
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Asit Sharma


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Motley Fool Money

Motley Fool Money: Big Tech's AI Spending Spree (1/11)

Motley Fool Money
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Motley Fool Show

Motley Fool Money: Big Tech's AI Spending Spree (1/11)
Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are doing their part to drive $200B in AI-related capital expenditures for 2024. They’ll get some of that back in generative AI cloud workloads, but they’ve got a ways to go. Bill Mann and Matt Argersinger discuss how AI demand is refueling cloud growth at Amazon and Alphabet, but why there’s still some reason to be concerned about the sustainability of that spend, Apple continuing to run counter to the rest of big tech with their AI strategy and cap ex approach, and Reddit’s first-ever quarterly profit, Atlassian getting its mojo back, and why the red-hot weight loss market didn’t turn into great quarterly results for Eli Lilly. This was recorded ahead of the 2024 election: so David Gardner offered up his advice for how to keep calm with your portfolio and mindset while the news cycle turned during election week. Then, 34 minutes in, Bill and Matt break down two stocks on their radar for very different reasons: eBay and Super Micro Computer. Stocks discussed: AMZN, GOOG, GOOGL, AAPL, RDDT, TEAM, LLY, EBAY, SMCI. Host - Dylan Lewis; Guests - Bill Mann, Matt Argersinger, David Gardner
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Bill Mann, Matt Argersinger, David Gardner


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Adam Cox

Modern Mindset: Kevin Ball on the Need for Renewable Energy Solutions for UK Businesses

Adam Cox
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Modern Mindset

Modern Mindset: Kevin Ball on the Need for Renewable Energy Solutions for UK Businesses
Adam Cox is joined by Kevin Ball from Wattstor. They discuss new research that they've carried out recently. The new research has found that 72% of the public wants a clearer, more robust plan from the government for reducing energy bills. https://wattstor.com/
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Kevin Ball


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Adam Cox

Modern Mindset: Dr Hugh Cormican on the Crucial Roles Pathologists Play

Adam Cox
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Modern Mindset

Modern Mindset: Dr Hugh Cormican on the Crucial Roles Pathologists Play
Adam Cox is joined by Dr Hugh Cormican from Cirdan. Dr Hugh tells Adam all about the crucial roles that pathologists play. Despite having a key role in diagnosing and treating patients, pathology departments are grappling with staff shortages and underinvestment, just as their services are more critical than ever. https://cirdan.com/
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Hugh Cormican


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Adam Cox

The Hypnotist: Hypnosis to resurrect the Masculine Mojo

Adam Cox
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The Hypnotist

The Hypnotist: Hypnosis to resurrect the Masculine Mojo
There was a distinct gender bias in the American election, as millions of young men sought to resurrect their masculine mojo. Adam Cox focuses on how it can be done using hypnosis, building confidence, self-belief and inner strength. He proposes fixing boundaries, setting out clear conversation — you don't need to put the climate and the economy, and a lot more, at risk to restore your masculine mojo.

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Simon Rose

The Bigger Picture: The ramifications of Trump's victory & Kemi Badenoch as new Tory leader

Simon Rose
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The Bigger Picture

The Bigger Picture: The ramifications of Trump's victory & Kemi Badenoch as new Tory leader
Professor Tim Evans of Middlesex University says that the emphatic victory of Donald Trump will have huge consequences for the US and the world geopolitically. He will be helped by having done the job before, will go for energy dominance, try to slim the federal government, impose tariffs, cut illegal immigration and be radical on culture too. What might it mean for the country's relationship with the UK, whose government is going in a very different direction? He also discusses why he felt, from the moment she entered Parliament, that Kemi Badenoch was a fascinating politician and why a British-African leader of a major party is to be celebrated. But can she unite her party and make the Tories electorally significant again?
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Professor Tim Evans


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Simon Rose

The Business of Film: Heretic, Anora, Juror #2 & The Third Man

Simon Rose
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The Business Of Film

The Business of Film: Heretic, Anora, Juror #2 & The Third Man
James Cameron-Wilson says box office is up 12%, with Heretic at #3 a horror film starring Hugh Grant. While the first half is a blast in the vein of Sleuth, it then descends into full-out nasty horror. Although #6 Anora, starring Mike Madison, won the Palme D'Or, and has a great central performance, James was disappointed, perhaps because expectations were so high. He found #10 Clint Eastwood's 40th film as director, Juror #2, with Nicholas Hoult, totally gripping. It's a great story with multi-layered characters. James also celebrated a 75th anniversary restoration of The Third Man, one of the UK's greatest movies. The Blu-Ray and 4K disc of this riveting noir classic is also packed with great extras.
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James Cameron-Wilson


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Simon Rose

Gadgets & Gizmos: Detecting spoiled milk, slow mobile internet & an inflatable toilet

Simon Rose
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Gadgets and Gizmos

Gadgets & Gizmos: Detecting spoiled milk, slow mobile internet & an inflatable toilet
Steve Caplin dives into the world of gadgets. Rolls-Royce have produced a one-off car to celebrate 60 years of Goldfinger. An Australian app can detect if milk is off, while mathematicians there have proved that monkeys couldn't write the works of Shakespeare. The biggest Dutch publisher is using AI to translate books into English. The UK now has the 49th worst mobile internet speed, behind Azerbaijan and Kosovo. If you're caught short, there's now an inflatable toilet. And Steve explains why your air fryer might be spying for China.
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Steve Caplin


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