AJ Bell Money & Markets

Charlene Young and Dani Hewson discuss why markets are shrugging off new global tariffs announced by Trump, with the FTSE 100 hitting record highs.

This deep dive explores Warren Buffett's investment strategy, from his 19.9% annual returns since 1965 to key principles like the 'circle of competence' and buying wonderful companies at fair prices.

A discussion on the 10th anniversary of the UK pension freedoms, exploring how savers can best utilize these reforms.

AJ Bell Money & Markets examines Anthropic’s prospective IPO, with Mandeep Singh citing a reported $65 billion annual recurring revenue and roughly sevenfold growth.

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["AJ Bell Money & Markets opens on the Iran ceasefire, with Dan Coatsworth and Dani Hewson describing a one-day move that sent global stocks up 3% to 5% and oil down 15%.", "They say oil at $94-$95, damage to Middle East infrastructure, and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz mean the market is treating the crisis as unresolved.", "Tom Sieber covers Shell, Lloyds, Close Brothers, Aldermore, and Universal Music Group, while Dani Hewson adds record March EV registrations, a 6% student-loan interest cap, softer Halifax house prices, subscription-cancellation rules, and the ISA timing stat.", "Keith Nielsen closes the episode with a Craneware interview about Scottish software used in U.S.

AJ Bell Money & Markets uses this bonus episode to contrast Temple Bar Investment Trust's 33.9% total return and 33% dividend lift with JPMorgan Global Growth and Income's roughly 9% NAV return against a 13.3% benchmark.

This episode covers market surges amid Iran war optimism, Unilever's business sale, April bill increases, FCA car finance compensation, and interviews on SpaceX and finfluencing.

This episode covers the impact of the Iran conflict on oil markets and UK inflation, along with company news and retail data.

Dan Coatsworth and Charlene Young review a week where the FTSE 100 rose nearly 1%, oil hovered near $100 a barrel, and both the US Fed and Bank of England were expected to hold rates.

Charlene Young and Laura Suter cover a volatile week where oil swung from $100 to nearly $120 and back below $90 a barrel amid the Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz concerns.

This episode discusses strategies for cautious investors worried about market crashes, featuring interviews with a financial advisor and an investment trust manager.

This episode covers market reactions to a US-Japan trade deal, earnings reports from major companies, proposed 24-hour trading on the LSE, UK pension and inheritance tax updates, and interviews on Diageo and the Schroder Asia Pacific Fund.

A financial markets and personal finance podcast covering Trump tariffs, Elon Musk's political ambitions, UK housing, Shell profits, and UK fiscal pressures.

This episode explores Warren Buffett's investment strategy, his exceptional long-term returns, and how listeners can apply his principles to their own portfolios.