Wake Up to Money BBC

Felicity Hannah looks at the "shameful" underpayment of pensions and asks if we're heading towards a cashless society.
Plus Peloton share price pedals backwards and why we're using less cash

Sean Farrington looks at whether people will return to the office now work from home guidance has ended
Plus former Apprentice Winner Alana Spencer tells us why now is the hardest time she's had in business

Sean Farrington speaks to businesses about the impact of rising inflation. Plus, why is Microsoft paying £50bn for the gaming business behind Call of Duty?

Sean looks at the impact of rising wages, and the wider labour market. Plus, why US airlines are anxious about 5G. And, what does a BBC licence fee freeze mean for TV producers?

Covid isolation is cut from seven days to five - how do employers feel?

How some countries are addressing soaring energy prices.

Who's embracing the four-day week? Felicity Hannah hears from freelancers and a group campaigning for the change in our workplace culture.

Sean looks at options to mitigate energy costs after fresh warnings that millions face fuel poverty when prices rise in April. Plus, Covid isolation changes from 7 to 5 days today - how will it benefit business? And, why does Unilever want to spend around £50bn on GSK's consumer goods division?