Couldn’t understand a word henry said about broadband. Music is moronic in background.

The woman mumbles

I listened to this podcast from the lens of someone who understands what it feels like having nothing . Due to job loss and feeling so powerless to even ask

To be in situation were you cannot put food on the table , afford a bus journey, and on medication as result of mental exhaustion .

What you don’t get is how it feels receiving from a family member, knowing your indent for god knows how long. Feeling worthless each time your left to ask. There so much I would like to say about this side of the equation

Maybe you need to know feel what it’s like because to be frank it’s soul destroying and even as I write this I feel intense shame and worthlessness

Trying feeling powerlessness maybe you get it then

Seems to be more interested in gender politics now than giving investing help.

Unlike some financial/money related podcasts, this is very accessible and gives great practical advice and caters for all ages. Only discovered it recently but now it’s a weekly listen...

Great coverage on this emerging issue. Although there’s a wide spectrum of opinion on the plight of these contractors and freelancers, it would take a pretty hard heart to find no sympathy at the prospect of bankruptcy and destitution at the hands of the HMRCs clumsy back peddling. The retrospective aspect alone smacks of greed and statutory overreach.

Fantastic show. I’m so glad that the FT have really grabbed the issue by the horns are seeking to let people know about it. HMRC have been totally inadequate in their communications for the last 20 years and still even now people are are only just realising that the Loan Charge threatens to bankrupt them. I wish the Loan Charge Action Group, WTT and Sir Ed Davey luck in their battle for fairness and thank you to Emma Agyemang, Claer Barrett and the FT for their excellent reporting on this scandal. I look forward to further reports on this subject

Generally ok, but the show is getting rather politically outspoken, which is an irritating distraction. Commentators such as Paul Lewis seem to be more interested in criticising government policies than giving investment ideas.

I started listening to this podcast today as a way to further my investment in property knowledge, I started the most current episode (buy to let vs. buy to sell) and a few short hours later I'd listened to all ten in succession. Very good insider information from reputable guys who have seemingly seen it all, thank you for putting your time and knowledge into this to help others on their way.

Really bad, the presenters are incredibly dull and will not tell you anything you don't know or stick there neck out with investment advice. Avoid inflation by... Wait for it... Puting your money in savings account! Tedious

Great podcast, which I look forward to every week, but … why no album art? Sometimes it appears, more often than not it doesn't. It shows in the iTunes store, but not in iTunes on my Mac or on any device.

Love the informative nature of this podcast. Well done to all involved.