Welcome to consuming issues here on Share Radio with me.

Georgie Frost, the team from This Is Money, the award-winning money section of the mail online.

Join me in the studio for our weekly catch-up, editor Simon Lambert, journalist Lee Boyce here today to talk through the top stories they've been investigating, including more bad bank news.

Deutsche hit with a record fine. Barclay's new chairman told her bring his chainsaw and radically shake up the bank.

And HSBC already embroiled in tax evasion scandals and a multi-million pound payout to

their chief exec, a threatening to upsticks and leave the UK. By being headquartered in the UK,

HSBC's tax burden has risen very significantly in the last few years, and that's because of the

bank levy that was introduced. HSBC is the biggest payer is expected to pay about a billion pounds.

Also today we'll be looking into the world of buying property at auction,

the top 10 holiday home hotspots,

and we'll be reflecting on a knockback at the high court for millions of motorists

who've been handed rip-off parking tickets.

I've been given leave to appeal, so the message to the motorist is quite simple.

This isn't over. We'll be going to the Supreme Court next.

Saying with cars, do you remember clocking? Well, it's back apparently. That's the tampering

with the mileage on second-hand cars. It's on the up, with motors reaching three years old

the most likely to be hit.. It's on the up, with motors reaching three years old,

the most likely to be hit. Plus, this week the team launched, this is how money works.

There's a new section on their website to explain the basics that we need to know about our finance,

whatever our age. So we want to know. It's often the best way to learn is through personal experience.

And yes, by and large, bad experiences. What lessons have you learned that you can share with us?

A very good morning. Simon, a very good morning, Lee. I'm going to have to ask the pair of you, please.

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