Welcome to This Is Money Podcast. I'm Georgie Frost and joining me today is editor Simon Lambert.

And coming up, remember shoppices, hot tubs, garden furniture?

Our tastes have changed somewhat over the last few years when it comes to our homes.

So what improvements really boost value if you're looking to sell? Also today banking shares have been caught up in a sharp sell-off this year,

but has the dust now settled and could UK banks be a good investment?

Will Schroeder, UK public-private trust ever distance itself from Neil Woodford,

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But first, open plan living areas, neutral decor and hot tubs could at one time boost selling prices

of homes by thousands of pounds.

But our tastes have changed dramatically due to the pandemic and rising living costs.

The humble conservatory, for example, can drag down the value of your home by as much as

15 grand when you come to sell.

And this is not the only feature that's fallen out of favour.

So what is out and what is in?

Simon, what's wrong with conservatories?

How have our chase changed in recent years?

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