A very warm welcome to consuming issues. I'm Georgie Frost here with you from nine until one every

weekday on share radio on digital online and through the share radio mobile app with my producer

Annie Weston making the pound in your pocket go a little bit further. This is the time of the week

where this is money, the award-winning finance section of the mail online. Join me in the studio journalist

Rachel Rickard Strauss and Mark

Schofman here with me today to talk through the top stories that they've been investigating,

including bad banks at it again. Big fines. Now investors losing faith. What needs to be done

to improve the behaviour of our banks and have we lost faith in them? Rents are going up and what hope for young people getting on the housing ladder?

We'll be exploring a host of property issues including to solar panel or not,

water-based alternative accommodation,

and what renovation faux paths to avoid if you're thinking of selling up.

What does the UK economy, Rowan Atkinson and Disneyland

have in common? Well, there you know, we'll be putting right some common myths about credit

ratings and Rachel's gone behind the scenes to find out what is going on with the energy

market that comes as SSE. Sees a big rise in profits despite losing half a million customers in just one year.

What on earth is going on there?

Plus, we'll discuss the entrepreneurial 13-year-olds who turned a tax disc idea into a money spinner.

Talking of age, we're asking today.

A maths teacher from Essex, 87 years young, has been joined on the school's staff by his 23-year-old newly qualified granddaughter, which got me thinking, we want to hear stories of you working with your family members.

Good idea, bad idea, let us know.

A very good morning. Mark, a very good morning,

Rachel. Morning. Hello. Let's start with you, Rachel. Experiences of working with family members.

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