
About this episode
This week on the show, Mark Robinson and Julian Hofmann discuss interim figures from asset manager Jupiter, and ask whether the company – and the wider sector – is truly on the road to recovery.
Our big read of the week looks at six different ways of pension planning. Personal finance editor Val Cipriani analyses the all-important topic of how to make your money last in your retirement.
Finally Valeria Martinez looks at recent results from consultancy turned activist investor Science Group, which is sitting on excess cash made from its stake in rival Ricardo earlier this year.
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Timestamps
1:38 Jupiter
13:35 Retirement Strategies
24:44 Science Group
Midroll 24:43
Find out more about these topics:
One-third drop in Jupiter’s earnings clouds recovery hopes
How to find your ‘retirement profile’ – and how to invest for it
Science Group cashes in on Ricardo activist campaign
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