A very warm 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 Lambert, joined by journalist Rachel Rickard Strauss here today to talk through the top stories they've been investigating,

including another week, another host of banking woes.

Thousands of jobs to go at Wants Away HSBC.

Compensation paid out since 2010.

It's reached £200 billion.

Criticism over the government's big banks sell-off

and the clampdown on bad bankers, will it make any difference?

For the best in the industry, this is just how you run your business. But for others,

for those who free ride on your reputation, the age of your responsibility is over.

Saying all that, though, is there ever such a thing as a nice surprise from your bank? Well,

hold on to your hats. Simon Lambert thinks there may be. Also today, no, it's not the French this time.

It's the Spanish strikes that may impact your holiday abroad. Thousands of flights to our

favourite destination could be affected. Another potential pain for holiday goers. New rules from

the DVLA mean a potential headache if you want to hire a car broad. That's if you can

even get on the

website. We'll be looking at the article. Will Tories close the salary sacrifice loophole, giving

popular pension perk to low and middle earners and exploring with the end of the supermarket

giants is nigh as Morrison takes the price war to a whole new level. Plus, we are asking today. Unpredictable Friday night telly is back.

TFI returns Friday at 9 on 4.

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