UK recession figures, savings for children rocket, pension worries and debt crackdown

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Recorded13 Aug 2020

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This week we look at the mass of big economic data that’s come out in the past week and what it means for individuals. We also talk about why savings for children have shot up in lockdown, how much you should really be saving in your pension and why the regulator is getting tough on payday lenders. We also chat to AJ Bell’s Russ Mould about the big market trends of the past week and the surprise winning stock market so far this year. Presented by Laura Suter and Tom Selby from AJ Bell.

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