Personal Finance Show: Investing beyond the coronavirus and when cash is king

On this week's show Mary McDougall explains why professional investors don't think that the corona virus will impact China's long-term growth potential. Dave Baxter looks at when it is acceptable for funds to have a substantial allocation to cash. And  Christine Ross, client director and head of private office at Handelsbanken Wealth Management, highlights some potential IHT changes that could affect the way you plan for this and which tax efficient wrappers will help you get the most out of your investments.

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