A very warm welcome to consuming issues here on Share Radio.

I'm Georgie Frost here every weekday from 9 until 1 with my producer Annie Weston on digital online and through the Share Radio mobile app,

making the pound in your pocket go a little bit further.

Now, this is the time of the week where we welcome the team from this is Money,

the award-winning financial website and money section of the mail online into the studios.

This morning I've got journalists Ed Monk and Rachel Rickard Strauss with me

to discuss the stories they've been investigating over the last week that affect the pound

in your pocket, including mobile phone customers are losing out on billions of pounds

just by being on the wrong contract. Researchers from which want phone companies to make it easier

to switch providers. Also,

the long-awaited pensioner bonds paying an annual interest rate of up to 4% are finally here.

But there was so much demand, it led to the NS&I website to crash. But why are they so popular?

Are there any left? And how do you get yours? And can you actually get a better deal

elsewhere? Also, the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is currently sharpening his quill to

right to the chance that are explaining why inflation has fallen below target. We'll be finding

out what this means for us and our money. Are you getting a fair deal on your sofa as well? We'll be revealing

the clever tactics used by retailers to make you think you're getting a bargain. And more

qualifications automatically equal, better chances of landing a good job. Well, not according

to multi-millionaire and former Dragons Den investor James Kahn, he's been sharing his CV tips with

This Is Money team and they'll be spilling all for us a bit later.

And with MPs getting involved in rip-off ticket prices for music and sports fans and

moving to stamp out online touts, we're asking, what is the most expensive ticket you've paid for for an event?

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