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Hello, I'm Paul Lewis, and in this Moneybox podcast, we hear of the devastating effect of having your identity stolen. One listener tells us it took months to restore her good

name and cost her £10,000.

The number of unemployed young people is growing by more than 4,000 every single day,

as they are hit hard by the pandemic.

Some are turning to charity to cope with their bills.

How well is national savings and investments keeping up with the demands of being at the top of the best-by-tables?

And I meet my doppelganger

or is it really me? But before that main menu, here's a little starter, if I can call her that,

Alex Lewis, our producer, has been tempted on air again to tell you about another major

money box success. Well, last week we looked at why motorists are continuing to pay the same price to ensure their

cars in lockdown as if they were still driving thousands of miles a year.

We spoke to a couple of listeners, Mark and Val, who'd been refused a refund by their insurers.

That is until we got in touch, and the insurers discovered that a mistake

had been made and refunds were duly paid. James Daly, who is also on the program, told us that

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