British Steel advice and a Woodford round-up... It's The Pro Adviser Podcast

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It has been another busy week in the world of pensions and investments, with British Steel and Woodford Investment Management once again stealing the headlines.

Professional Adviser editor Tom Ellis is joined by news editor Hannah Godfrey and special projects correspondent at PA's sister title Investment Week, David Brenchley.  Godfrey discusses the latest British Steel goings on, which has seen Quilter drawn into conversation, while Brenchley gives an overview of the most dramatic week for Neil Woodford yet, and what the closure of his firm and funds mean for investors.  You can listen to the podcast - and all our other episodes - through iTunes and Spotify by searching for The Pro Adviser Podcast or Professional Adviser in their respect...

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