ARCHIVES

CURRENT PRINT ARCHIVE

• Saga Magazine Money News and an in-depth Money Works piece every month. Also 'Can You Claim it?' guide to benefits.
• Wilkie Collins Some of my published writing about the life, work and times of the Victorian author
• Money Marketing I don't write for it but I did respond to a critical open letter about me, Money Box and journalists generally.
• The Oldie Occasional pieces for Richard Ingrams's periodical

WEB ARCHIVE

• Radio 4 blogs Two now!
• BBCi website Frequent pieces based on BBC Radio 4 Money Box stories.
• Get your own back! A fortnightly tip on getting money back, written for the Saga website.
• Saga Website a weekly comment piece from April 2009 back to November 2006.
• Money Box e-mail news A weekly e-mail sent to subscribers on Friday about Saturday's programme.
• VideoJug two short films on retirement and pensions
• CABA talk for Debt Awareness Week on financial education, credit card tricks, and payday loans
• headlinemoney Paper reviews and a 2007 interview of me by Roger Anderson

SPEAKING ARCHIVE

• Financial talks and speeches Back to 2005

TV ARCHIVE

• Some of my appearances on BBC Breakfast - interviews and stories

RADIO ARCHIVE

Your Money

• Your Money is a World Service production. Sometimes from London sometimes from outside UK. Past episodes

Radio spots

• BBC Links to my non-Money Box radio and television appearances
• And more here
• And more here

Money Box

• Money Box and Money Box Live
  • listen to the current programmes in full.
  • download an MP3 file of the latest programmes
• Listen to individual items and read transcripts
• 2009, 2010 and 2011
• 2008
• 2007
• 2006
• 2005
• 2004
• 2000-2003
• 30 April 2011 The Death of Final Salary Pension Schemes - and what has caused their demise
• 17 May 2005 Sins of Commission should the way financial products are sold be reformed? Listen or read.
• 14 September 2004 The State Pension the award winning investigation into alternative ways to fund retirement. Listen or read.
• 20 April 2004 The Price of Poverty the award winning investigation into the high cost of borrowing for low income people. Listen or read.

HISTORICAL PRINT ARCHIVE

• Other clients Mortgage Strategy, Daily Express, Sunday Herald, Cashwise, Home, Swarovski
• Money Marketing The piece it wouldn't print Read why! or just Read the piece
• Mortgage Strategy One-off piece explaining my views on the conflict between commission and advice
• Society Matters Autumn 2008 - Answers to prepared questions for the Building Societies Association house magazine
• Community Care 2007 to 2009
• Good Homes 2009
• The Daily Telegraph 5 October 1996 to 21 February 2004
• Radio Times 2 September 2000 to 9 March 2002
• Moneywise December 1998 and March 2000
• The Scotsman Occasional items based on my books
• Reader's Digest April 2000 to December 2003, April 2007
• Parenting October 2003 to April 2004
• Eve November 2002 to August 2003
• Saga Money Autumn 2001 to Spring 2003
• How to be Better Off September 2005 A joint BBC/FT personal finance magazine which lasted one issue
• Equitable Life a small collection of pieces from 2001 about the Equitable Life Assurance Society
• Age Concern Pay Less Tax and Beat the Banks and a free leaflet Money Matters
• Help the Aged Check Your Tax is free. Making Your Money Work isn't - but is worth every penny of £8.99.

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