The following is a transcript of the trailer for The Pension Confident Podcast Series Three. Scroll down to read, catch up on all the episodes so far, or watch on YouTube.
PHILIPPA: Happy New Year from all of us at The Pension Confident Podcast, we hope you had a great break! We’re so pleased to be back with you for a third series and we’re already planning a year of really excellent episodes.
There’ll be even more personal finance topics - from financially preparing to live to age 100; to the monetary cost of friendship. Plus, we’ll be sharing lots of bonus content throughout the year to help you manage your own finances.
The first episode of 2024 will be with you at the end of this month - it’s all about starting your own business. What does it really take to be a successful entrepreneur? We have three brilliant business minds on our panel who’ve all taken that plunge and launched businesses and apps around mortgages, parenting and pensions. They’ll be telling us how they set about it - the highs and the lows - so don’t miss it.
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So, join me, Philippa Lamb, for Series Three of The Pension Confident Podcast, starting on January 28. Subscribe right now and you’ll never miss an episode!
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Period | Market Event | FTSE World TR GBP (%) | 4Plus Plan (%) |
|---|---|---|---|
4Plus Plan’s inception – 6 Sept 2013 | QE Tapering, China Interbank Crisis and its aftermath | -5.44 | -2.41 |
3 Oct 2014 – 15 May 2015 | Oil price drop, Eurozone deflation fears & Greek election outcome | -5.87 | -1.77 |
7 Jan 2016 – 14 Mar 2016 | China’s currency policy turmoil, collapse in oil prices and weak US activity | -7.26 | -1.54 |
15 June 2016 – 30 June 2016 | BREXIT referendum | -2.05 | -1.07 |
