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Hello, this is the Martin Lewis podcast Question Times edition. If you've got any questions you'd like to ask, please record them now.

I don't recall the child benefit form explaining clearly what you could be missing out on.

What are my consumer rights if there's something wrong with the game?

You're going to need some specialised help.

Hello and welcome to the cunningly named the Martin Lewis podcast.

I do wonder what that's going to be about.

And this is our question time edition where you get to ask me your questions on absolutely

anything and everything, open brackets within reason, close brackets.

This week, it's a geek-tastic pod. Yes, some of the questions have gone seriously to Nerdville,

and I have to tell you, I've enjoyed it. The questions were, should I wait until April to change

my broadband to avoid price hikes? Can I back-claim child benefit now I know I'm eligible?

Why did my 7% regular savers account only pay me half that in interest?

If I buy credits to get a game and then it's faulty, can I get a refund in cash?

I have a disability, so I need others to drive me in my car, how do I get insurance?

And Martin, what do you think of the Dead Ringers' impression of you?

Play the theme tune.

Hello everybody and welcome to this week's question time edition.

And back with us again, it's the curator of questions himself.

Doctor, Professor, Sir, Matthew Burnham, Esquire.

Let's just keep adding titles until you run out. What was that, Dr. Professor, Sir, Matthew Burnham, Esquire. Let's just keep adding titles until you run out. What was that? Dr. Professor, Sir, Matthew Burnham, Esquire. All of which I should note technically are false titles. But it's an honorific and why not. You weren't with us last week, Matt. I was not. Did you listen to Question Time while you were off? No, I didn't know.

Matt?

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