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BBC Sounds, music, radio, podcasts. Hello, I'm Paul Lewis and in this Moneybox podcast,

a new type of Sharia-compliant investment fund was launched in London.

Whether you're a Muslim or not, how good are Sharia investments?

And are they a good idea for non-Muslims? Scotland's

richest city, Edinburgh, is still plagued by poverty. A new project wants to end that in

ten years. And decisions, decisions. Why is money top of the list when it comes to decisions

we find difficult to make? But first, when did you

last look carefully at the items listed on your mobile phone bill? Most of us, I suspect the

answer is, I can't remember, or maybe, never. Well, that approach proved to be very expensive

for one listener. It cost her £4.50 a week every week for more than five years.

Dan Whitworth's been looking into this and, Dan, do the arithmetic for me. How much did she spend?

Well, Paul, I should probably let the listener in question answer that. This is Sally Giles,

who told me she was horrified by what she found. I went back through my bill

as carefully as I could, and as far as I can see, they have taken £1,206 from my phone bill

without my permission. Is that there some phone bill down? Yes, just over £1,200, as you heard Sally say, spread over five years.

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