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Market Wrap: Budget Special

Simon Rose

Original Broadcast: The Share Radio Evening Show

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Simon Rose gets analysis and reaction from some of the finest minds in the country on the Chancellor's Spring Budget. Former Monetary Policy Committee member at the Bank of England and currently Senior Adviser at PWC, Andrew Sentance, Tim Evans, Professor of Business & Political Economy, Middlesex University London - a.k.a. the Morecambe and Wise of business, money and finance - and Share Radio’s Senior Analyst Ed Bowsher rummage through the details of the speech and explain what it all means for you.

Guests: Tim Evans,Andrew Sentance,Ed Bowsher


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Burn, baby, burn: Trump to ignite bureaucratic bonfire

Simon Rose

Original Broadcast: The Share Radio Evening Show

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Donald Trump recently made his first address to Congress, laying out his agenda for America. On this week's Magazine Review, our guests Billy Bambrough, Editor at Verdict.co.uk, and Mark Atherton, Investment Editor at the Times, tackled the President's plan to declutter the US regulatory landscape. Share Radio's Alex Clark reports.


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Budget won't address 'deep-seated' problems in UK economy

Ed Bowsher

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Afternoon

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Despite some moves in the "right direction", the UK's economic problems, from social care to productivity, weren't addressed in this budget - that's according to Jack Dromey, Labour MP and Shadow Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Minister. For more on Labour's view on the budget, he joined Share Radio's Ed Bowsher.

Guests: Jack Dromey


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Lib Dems on Budget: "Brexit was the 600lb gorilla in the room"

Ed Bowsher

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Afternoon

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What did the Liberal Democrats make of Hammond's first Budget? Ed was joined by Baroness Susan Kramer, Liberal Democrat's spokesperson for the Treasury


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Philip Hammond Budget's speech in full

Juliette Foster

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Afternoon

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Listen at Share Radio Podcasts the Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond Budget's speech in full


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Self-employed taxes put ‘at risk’ their economic contribution

Ed Bowsher

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Afternoon

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As national insurance contributions from the self-employed are set to rise following today's budget, Share Radio's Ed Bowsher spoke to Andy Chamberlain, deputy director of policy at The Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed for more on its impact.

Guests: Andy Chamberlain


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Money Saving Expert

Juliette Foster

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Morning

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Megan French talks about how to claim PPI, Rising car insurance prices and of course, the best deals of the week.


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More women investing online

Nigel Cassidy

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Breakfast

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New data suggests more women are getting involved in online investing. 42% of female investors use digital platforms. Investment platform SyndicateRoom has also found that women are twice as likely as men to be dissatisfied with traditional brokers. Share Radio's James Brydges spoke to Gonçalo de Vasconcelos, CEO and Co-founder of SyndicateRoom


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The financial guide to giving to charity with Faith Archer

Juliette Foster

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Morning

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Giving to charity has become increasingly easy with a growing range of different ways to donate and raise money. There's also a number of tips and tricks to make your money for further for your chosen charity as well as trimming your own tax bill. So find out everything you need to know about donating Share Radio's Tom Hill spoke to financial journalist Faith Archer.

Guests: Tom Hill,Faith Archer


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IBM allows Quantum Computer access to business

Nigel Cassidy

Original Broadcast: Share Radio Breakfast

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IBM has made its quantum computing system commercially available to businesses and beefed up an existing system used by the research community. The firm is hoping to boost the numbers of people able to use such computers. The machine, based in New York, has been available via the internet since May last year. Simone Severini is a quantum computing expert, and a Royal Society University Research Fellow, and has been speaking to James Brydges


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