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Gift Aid, Aviva, Self-invested personal pensions

There has been a call to scrap Gift Aid, which boosts the value of charitable donations.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Saving and Investing

Questions on saving and investing, including cash, ISAs, funds and stock markets.

• 30 mins

A Swiss bank to start charging negative interest rates on savings

Why a Swiss bank will be charging savers for holding their money from the new year.

• 30 mins

(Very) Personal Finance

Ruth Alexander and guests discuss how to make money and relationships work.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Relationships and Money

If money is ruining your relationship, Ruth Alexander and guests are here to help.

• 30 mins

Can We Live Without Cash?

Could pocket change soon be a thing of the past? Paul Lewis and guests investigate.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Tax and Self-Assessment

Lesley Curwen and guests answer calls on tax and self-assessment.

• 30 mins

FCA's Tracey McDermott: 'We are not going soft on the banks'

Has the regulator got too cosy with the banks? The head of the FCA defends her record.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live - A Basic Income

Should every UK citizen receive a 'basic income' without a means-test or work requirement?

• 30 mins

How mobile phone firms can hold the key to bank security

How mobile phone firms hold the key to bank security; Bowie bonds; and 35-year mortgages.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: How could the shake-up in local government finances affect you?

Exploring how the shake-up in local government finances could affect the public.

• 30 mins

Bad news for drivers as car insurance soars

Car insurance on the rise, council tax support on the wane and pensions exit fees capped.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: World economic worries and market turmoil

Ruth Alexander and guests assess world economic woes and the current market turmoil.

• 30 mins

Card Fee Cut

There are complaints that cuts in credit card fees are not being passed on to consumers.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Is UK's business tax regime fit for purpose?

Ruth Alexander and guests ask if the UK's business tax regime fit for purpose.

• 30 mins

TalkTalk Data Breach

A look at whether criminals may have accessed the details of TalkTalk engineers' visits.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Have charities become too commercial?

Ruth Alexander and guests discuss whether charities have become too commercial.

• 30 mins

Should tax be such a taxing matter? Plus second-hand car insurance worries

Lesley Curwen asks whether tax should be such a taxing matter.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Is the Isa on its last legs?

Louise Cooper and guests ask whether the Isa is on its last legs.

• 30 mins

The East-West Energy Divide

Why do gas and electricity cost more in some parts of the UK?

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Self-Employment

Should the state be making better provision for the self-employed?

• 30 mins

Pension reform or a grab on our pension cash?

Lesley Curwen presents discussion on pension reform and the true cost of paying by cash.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Personalised Budgets

How well do personal budgets work?

• 30 mins

Fund Fee Rip-Off

The investors paying huge fees for managed funds that aren't really managed.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Rethinking the State Pension

How would you create the state pension from scratch?

• 30 mins

Rising Water Charges

The areas where water customers have refused to pay extra to help the less well-off.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: The Budget 2016

Paul Lewis and guests look at how the Budget will affect people's personal finances.

• 30 mins

Has cash had its salad days?

The salad bar that claims to be the UK's first entirely cashless restaurant.

• 30 mins

Money Box Live: Living Wage

How will the new national living wage affect businesses and employees?

• 30 mins

Smart Energy Meters

Lesley Curwen presents discussion on new energy smart meters. Who will benefit from them?

• 30 mins