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How to save £200 on your car insurance
Is dark chocolate good for you?
How to turn your dream retirement into reality
Why Slovenia should be on your holiday bucket list
Is private healthcare good value for money?
Why you need to upgrade from Windows 10
Can AI replace financial advice?
The hidden dangers behind Tripadvisor's AI hotel summaries
Will new 'buy now, pay later' protections help everyone?
Will you face border queues at airports this summer?
Stop paying full price for these groceries
The companies that are letting you down
Why is the government going to tax your Isa?
In search of the perfect summer alpine escape
The shopping sites that are misleading customers
Why replacing your bank card might not stop scammers from spending your money
Why mobile data is so bad in the UK
What to look out for when building an emergency fund
Face recognition on phones easily fooled
The surprising numbers behind a comfortable retirement
Could solar panels save you £500 a year?
The truth about weight loss jabs
Is the government doing enough to protect consumers?
Why no one should mourn the condenser dryer
Copy trading: An increasingly popular form of investing - is it worth the risk?
How to slash your mobile network contract in 10 minutes
A third of us are facing pension poverty - what can you do?
Why you don’t need to spend big to look good and sleep better
The rise of fake days out
Will your travel insurance actually cover you this summer?
LED masks, collagen supplements and anti-ageing creams: which ones really work?
What you need to know about cabin bags in 2026
Are you using your Isa to its full potential?
Ultra-processed food: are all UPFs bad for you?
How to improve your gut microbiome
What is scambaiting? And why you shouldn’t try it yourself
How to combat iron and vitamin B12 deficiencies
Do you really need a VPN?
Renters’ Rights Act: what’s changing for landlords and tenants today
How to cut your broadband price without switching or haggling
What you need to know about your pension to prepare for retirement
Could this new payment method spell the end for the bank card?
70 years of premium bonds - are they still worth it?
Why you don't need to buy all the latest tech
The big ANPR glitch and why license plate cameras get it wrong
What the Middle East conflict means for your energy bills
Should you buy a pair of hearing glasses?
Pension transfers can take ten days - so why are some taking six months?
For many of us, doing admin on our pensions isn’t exactly the most exciting job in the world, but transferring or combining your pots can come with big advantages. So, for those of us who want to do it, why is the process still so painful? In this episode, Which? Money’s Ruby Flanagan joins us to share her research into pension transfers, and reveals the reality faced by Which? members trying to navigate the process and make managing their savings for later life easier. Plus, Lisa Picardo, chief business officer at PensionBee explains why she thinks there should be an industry-standard ten-day timeframe for transfers, rather than relying on decades-old legislation that allows firms to take up to six months. With pension dashboards set to roll out over the next year or so, more people are expected to locate and review their pension pots, likely leading to a rise in transfer requests. Without faster processes and updated regulation, this could create even longer backlogs, highlighting the urgent need for reform. Read more about why pension transfers are taking so long on our website & sign up for our free weekly Money newsletterGet in touch with us via email - [email protected] Podcast listeners can get 50% off an annual Which? membership Become a Which? Money member to access 1-to-1 guidance and receive the Money magazine
Common mistakes when writing a will - and how to avoid them
Making a will is something we all ought to do, but there are common mistakes you really need to avoid - and they’re all pretty easy.In this episode of Which? Shorts, we've spoken to our members to find out their real-life experiences with writing a will to find out which errors are most common, and explain the consequences of not having a watertight document.Plus, we explain what steps you can take to ensure you will is error-free, whether or not you've made a will already.Read more about writing a will on our website & sign up for our free Money newsletterCreate a will with Which? Wills in just four easy stepsIf you're not already a member, join Which? to instantly listen to member exclusive podcasts and gain access to all of our product reviews - all for 50% off your first year's membership
Can we get healthier as we age? Your questions answered
Back in January we brought you a live podcast with our health experts who answered your questions on how to get healthier as you age. We couldn't answer them all, so we've recorded another episode to cover more of your burning health questions. In this bonus episode of our healthy living podcast, we're joined by our public health nutritionist Shefalee Loth and the founder of CityDietitians Sophie Medlin who share their expertise on supplements, exercise and the menopause. Plus, our experts explain whether or not its ever too late to adapt your lifestyle to make you live longer. Read more of our health news and advice on our website & sign up for our free monthly Healthly Living newsletter If you're not already a member, join Which? to instantly listen to member exclusive podcasts and gain access to all of our product reviews - all for 50% off your first year's membership.