Welcome to consuming issues. I'm Georgie Frost here with you every weekday from 9 until 1 on Share Radio, on digital online and through the share radio mobile app, making the pound in your pocket go a little bit further.

The team from This Is Money, the award-winning finance section of the Mail Online,

are back in the studio for our weekly catch-up, editor Simon Labbert,

joined by Lee Boyce and Adrian Lowry here today.

And the crisis in Greece, once again dominating the news agenda with the country,

seemingly on the brink of

an exit from the Eurozone with days to go before, Athens must make a crucial debt repayment

to the International Monetary Fund, what next for the Greek tragedy?

The RBS Group has had to apologise this week after another computer glitch delayed

around 600,000 payments for customers.

RBS say all accounts have now been updated. But is this creaking city tech good enough in a digital age?

Also coming up today, buy to let, a business or an investment? Could landlords be about to lose

one of Britain's best tax breaks?

Could this be the start of a diesel tax?

While the government is under pressure to act,

half of new cars being sold at diesels,

but would you consider swapping to electric?

The best age to get financial advice?

Well, I'm afraid you're probably past it.

And we'll also be discussing the phenomenon of premiumisation.

What is it? Well, you're probably already doing it. Stay tuned. We'll let you know.

Also, an investigation's been launched into fake reviews being used by companies online.

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