A very warm welcome. You're listening to Share Radio.

I'm Georgie Frost here with you every weekday from 9 until 1 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 website, back in the studio with me

for our weekly catch-up talking through the stories they've been tackling this week.

And today I'm joined by editor Simon Lambert, journalist Tanya Jeffries and on the agenda today. We've got a host

of property issues. Homeowners rushing to remortgage amid fears of a rate rise. But are there any

super cheap deals left? What next for mortgage rates to track or to fix? And if so, for how long the

rise of buy-to-let and how much higher can rents go?

Consumer price inflation has gone up by 38%. Whereas the median private rent has gone up by 80%. An extra

£30 a week that the average renter is paying on rent than they really should be.

And could the attraction of solar panels as an investment be killed off by proposed government cuts?

Also today, the fallout from Black Monday continues.

Billions wiped off the value of global companies over fears about the state of China's economy.

There is so little transparency around Chinese economic figures

and there is a degree of mistrust, frankly, across global markets.

Should investors sell up sit tight or even buy cheap shares

and is your pension in peril with a market mayhem survival guide coming up?

If you're a regular virgin train passenger, bad news I'm afraid in store for your bang balance,

and what is Corbinomics?

It's a real Black Swan moment in British politics. If Corbyn is going to win Labour

leadership, then the question of me, what will he do? And I think he's going to make British

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