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BBC Radio 4's Money Box
Saturday, 01 January 2011 at 1204 GMT On Radio 4 and Online
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Money Box on New Year's Day looks at the major trends in 2011 for savers, investors, homeowners and for those trying to get onto the property ladder. Inflation is still climbing. The CPI inflation rate - currently at 3.3% - has now remained above the government's 2% target by one percentage point or more for 12 months. So will interest rates need to go up this year to combat inflationary pressures? While interest rate rises are good news for savers, especially those who rely on their nest eggs for a monthly income, rate hikes will hit many on variable rate mortgages. If you want to take more of a risk, where should investors put their money to ensure they get returns well above inflation? Join Paul Lewis and his expert panel as they shine the financial spotlight on 2011. Contributors: Melanie Bien, director at brokers, Private Finance David Kuo, the Motley Fool Justin Urquhart Stewart, Seven Investment Management Andrew Hagger, Moneynet and Henry Pryor, independent property consultant. Related information:
BBC Radio 4's Money Box is broadcast on Saturday at 1204 GMT and repeated on Sunday at 2102 GMT.
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