Deliveroo flop, doubling money on Royal Mail shares and helping younger people get into investing
This week’s podcast looks at why Deliveroo’s stock market debut didn’t go to plan. It also examines how stock markets performed around the world in the first quarter of 2021.
Temple Bar Investment Trust fund manager Ian Lance discusses why Royal Mail’s shares have soared since November and why he’s backing BP despite growing investor opposition to oil producers.
Tom Selby answers a listener’s question on pensions, and he talks to Iona Bain about how she is helping younger people to better understand investing.
The podcast also looks at ways to claim money for working from home and Jenny Owen explains why certain pandemic-era memorabilia could be worth a lot of money in the future.
Money & Markets Podcast | Thu, 01/04/2021 - 09:47
Investing education, Shares and the stockmarket, Investment trusts, Market analysis
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