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Our presenters sit down with our team of consumer experts to give you useful advice to help make life simpler, fairer and safer for everyone. Which? Money is your home for money news and personal finance hacks. Which? Shorts is your home of narrated pieces from our suite of magazines. And stay tuned for other shows full of advice.
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Episodes
Is it worth paying for boiler cover? 04.11.2025 10:25
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we explain why it pays to plan ahead for a future boiler repair or replacement. The last thing any of us want is to unexpectedly shell out thousands of pounds when our boiler suddenly packs in. So what can you do to prepare? Paying monthly for boiler cover can bring peace of mind, but we've crunched the numbers to see whether or not it's worth shelling out for. Re...
Are herbal supplements safe for you to take? 02.11.2025 24:06
Herbal and botanical supplements may sound like a natural way to look after your body. But what’s the truth about their effectiveness? In the final episode of this series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain what herbal supplements actually are and what science there is...
You're losing money if your savings rate is less than 4% 30.10.2025 36:31
Making money from your savings is an essential way to ensure your money is beating inflation. But it’s not as straightforward as it seems. In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money journalist Matthew Jenkin who shares new Which? research that shows a third of us still consider branch access important when deciding which provider to keep our money with. Plus, Head of News at Moneyfacts, Adam Fr...
How to cut the cost of your weekly shop 28.10.2025 11:46
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we share some of the tried and tested ways that you can save money on supermarket shopping. Food inflation probably wasn't on your radar until the start of the decade. That was when the pandemic, the war in Ukraine and other global supply issues sent it soaring. It currently sits at 5.4% as of the three months to the end of August 2025. Today, we weigh up the effe...
Can probiotics alone fix an unhealthy gut? 26.10.2025 20:32
Probiotic foods and supplements can be pricey, and it's hard to cut through the clever marketing to know what's worth buying, and what's best left on the shelf. In the fifth episode of a brand new series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain what probiotics are and who sh...
The real-life consequences of having your identity stolen 23.10.2025 33:58
Having your identity stolen is far from ideal, but the consequences could last a lot longer than you’d expect. In this episode, we’re joined by Which? scams expert Faye Lipson and Steve Goddard from financial crime prevention firm Featurespace to explain how fraudsters are diversifying their skillset to find new ways to steal our ID. They explain how AI is lowering the barriers of entry for scamme...
The dangers of buying high-end counterfeit goods 21.10.2025 11:57
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we share the findings of our investigation into fake products we were able to buy on online marketplaces. We were easily able to purchase goods with dangerous components – including dupes with fake fuses, which make them a major fire risk. We reveal what you can do to avoid buying dangerous, counterfeit products. Read more of our investigation into fake goods &...
Does everyone need to take a vitamin D supplement? 19.10.2025 16:44
You may have heard that everyone should take a vitamin D supplement. But what’s the science behind that? And are some brands better than others? In the fourth episode of a brand new series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain how you can naturally get vitamin D, when you...
Are you using the wrong type of credit card? 16.10.2025 32:20
In August, the average credit card APR reached a record high of 35.7%. But with some balance transfer cards currently offering up to 34 months interest-free, is it time to switch? In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money journalist Holly Lanyon and Adam French, Head of News at Moneyfacts to explain why rates of APR are climbing so high and what to look out for before applying for a new card....
How to make the most of your dentist appointment 14.10.2025 8:17
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we explain how you can make the most out of the precious amount of time you get in a dentist's chair. From explaining your problems to the receptionist to basic dental care at home, we round up the best advice with help from those in the dental industry. Read more expert tips for keeping your teeth healthy at home & sign up for our free monthly Health newslett...
Should you be concerned about what's inside your supplements? 12.10.2025 20:10
Do you know what’s in your supplements? Or are they full of stuff you don’t actually need? In the third episode of a brand new series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain what fillers, bulkers and additives are and why they're found inside our supplements. They explain w...
Should you pay for your funeral now? 09.10.2025 23:49
Funeral costs are at an all-time high, so could paying for yours while you’re still alive be considered to avoid giving your family a financial shock when you’re gone? Whether you’re looking for a standard funeral plan, something more premium, or a cheaper direct cremation, paying for your service ahead of time can save you and your family a lot of money, but there are some factors to watch out fo...
The simple text that cuts the cost of your mobile bill 07.10.2025 9:27
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we round up the quickest steps you can take to slash your broadband and mobile bills. We explain how much you should be paying, which providers are head and shoulders above the rest, and why you shouldn’t always be tempted by the headline figures. Read more of our advice on switching & sign up for our free monthly Tech newsletter Compare the very best broadban...
How to prepare for the end of Windows 10 06.10.2025 17:38
Official support for Windows 10 ends on 14 October 2025, meaning Microsoft will no longer offer fixes, new features or security updates after that date, unless you take action. If you do nothing, you'll be vulnerable to hackers. On this podcast, we sit down with Which? Tech Editor Lisa Barber, and our resident laptops expert Oliver Trebilcock to talk you through what's happening, why it's happenin...
Can magnesium help you sleep better at night? 05.10.2025 17:35
What are multivitamins? And do you actually need to take them? In the second episode of a brand new series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain what magnesium is, how taking it could lead to a better night's sleep, and how else it can support a healthy lifestyle. Plus, f...
Is your money funding the climate crisis? 02.10.2025 27:03
Some of the UK’s biggest banks are financing fossil fuel industries to the tune of tens of billions of pounds and some are even going backwards on environmental policies, according to new Which? analysis of 16 current account providers. In this episode, we’re joined by Which?’s Banking Investigator Chiara Cavaglieri and Louise Wagner, Banks Campaigner at Reclaim Finance to explain how we carried o...
Why you should buy a desktop PC 30.09.2025 8:58
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we explain how buying a desktop PC could change the way you work from home forever. When you picture a desktop PC, your mind may wander back to the beige boxes and huge CRT monitors of the 90s. But as we advance through the 21st century, the truth is quite different, and a new model might be just what you're after. Read more about finding the right desktop PC for...
Do you really need to take multivitamins? 28.09.2025 17:09
What are multivitamins? And do you actually need to take them? In the first episode of a brand new series of our health and wellbeing podcast, we sit down with Shefalee Loth, a public health nutritionist at Which?, and Sophie Medlin, founder of City Dietitians to explain what multivitamins are, when you might need to take them, plus who should proceed with caution before introducing them into thei...
Insurance is broken: here’s how we’re fighting to protect you 25.09.2025 26:05
After more than a year of campaigning against poor practices in the insurance industry, Which? is making a super-complaint to industry regulator the Financial Conduct Authority. In this episode, we’re taking you to the FCA headquarters as we hand in our super-complaint. Joining us we have Which? Money’s insurance expert Dean Sobers to explain what’s gone wrong with the sector. Steve Edwards, our H...
Why are flight delays getting worse? 23.09.2025 9:50
In this episode of Which? Shorts, we explore why flight delays are getting worse. We've analysed a whole load of data to find out why more flights are being delayed, what’s causing them, which airlines are worse than the rest, and crucially, explain what more needs to be done to keep passengers in the loop Read more about flight delays & sign up for our free monthly Travel newsletter Find out...
Are you on track for a comfortable retirement? 18.09.2025 30:06
As it’s pension awareness week, it’s perhaps the perfect opportunity to get on top of your savings for later life. In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money’s pension expert Paul Davies, and Charlene Young, Pensions and Savings Expert at AJ Bell to discuss how much you’ll need, how to save, and share their expert tips on setting yourself up for a comfortable retirement. Read more about how muc...
How worried should you be about microplastics? 16.09.2025 9:28
In this week's episode of Which? Shorts, we explore whether or not you should be concerned about the prevalence of microplastics in your everyday life. Some of them are so small that they can't be seen by the human eye, but they are found in our food, our water supply, and even the air we breathe. So should we you worried about them? Read more about microplastics & sign up for our Sustainabili...
Will your pension come under fire in this year’s Budget? 11.09.2025 29:12
It’s still 75 days to go until this year’s Budget speech, but already the rumours are swirling. In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money Deputy Editor Sam Richardson & Helen Morrissey, Head of Retirement Analysis at Hargreaves Lansdown to take a look at what could be announced in November, and whether or not you need to take action now. Read more about the rumours for this year's Budget &...
The cars that are eligible for the government's EV grant 09.09.2025 7:53
In this week's episode of Which? Shorts, we tell you which electric cars are eligible for the government's new EV grant - and could therefore save you thousands of pounds. Read the full list of eligible cars & sign up for our Cars newsletter, it's free monthly Become a Which? member for 50% off the usual price
How to deal with banks after a loved one dies 04.09.2025 32:03
Settling the affairs of a loved one is never easy, but new research from Which? shows that banks and the probate service are causing unnecessary delays. In this episode, we’re joined by Which? Money journalist Holly Lanyon, and James Buchan from Which? Legal to explain what’s going wrong, and what you can do to make the process as easy as possible. Read more about how to deal with banks after deat...
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