Money matters and personal finance - presented by Which?

Top tips for children's savings, the best and worst reward credit cards and how to find cheap cinema tickets: get 40% off at your local Odeon.

In this week's podcast, we discuss bank customer service and reveal which are the best - and worst - banks in Britain when it comes to keeping consumers happy. We also take a look at regular saver accounts, asking whether these savings deals' attractive rates are too good to be true. And don't miss the money saving tip: how comparing prices could help you find the cheapest mp3 downloads on the web.

In this week's podcast: why hidden fees mean 'free banking' is a myth, cheap car insurance tips and a quick, simple way to claim back tube and train fares when your journey is delayed.

In this week's podcast: the truth about payday loans, how to choose the best student bank account, and a tip on how to save on car insurance and breakdown cover

In this week's podcast: cheap ways to send money abroad, leaseholder fees and how to challenge them and an essential ESTA tip for travellers to the USA.

Metro Bank opened last week in London - but do its savings accounts and other financial products live up to its promises? Tune in and find out. Also this week, we discuss investing in commercial property, reveal 10 household products you shouldn't bother buying and bring you news of Nationwide's decision to end fee-free debit card spending abroad.

Savings rates may change - but would your bank tell your personally if your savings rate was cut? This week we also look at what happens if you're hit by an uninsured driver, plus which credit and debit cards to use abroad this summer.

Goldtrail Travel's collapse: what to do if you're affected, and how to protect your holiday this summer. Plus, why you should check your travel insurance policy's small print and how to get your online credit report for free, or for just £2.

Amazon has launched an online food shopping service, but is it any good? A Which? expert reveals all. We also look at equity release schemes this week, asking whether they're a safe bet for cash-strapped homeowners. Finally, there's a warning for anyone with a Goldfish credit card...

Cash Isa transfers are set to get quicker after an OFT ruling. But what difference will the the new rules make to cash Isa customers? Also this week, we look at how you could make money from recycling your old mobile phone and why you should appeal parking tickets you think are unfair.

Lloyds TSB has agreed to cut bank overdraft charges for customers who drift into the red without asking - but not everyone who banks with Lloyds will benefit. Elsewhere, energy bills are set to get more expensive for some people on fixed tariffs - so we provide some tips on switching and saving. And don't miss our VAT money saving tip: how to save on snacks!

Travel and car insurance for over-65s is hard to find and often expensive. Our expert explains why, and offers tips for finding affordable insurance cover when you're older. We also discuss which credit card providers are offering poor customer service, and reveal top tips for saving money on music festivals this year.

This week, the team reveals why the summer special offers from Tesco Bank may not be all they're cracked up to be, we name and shame England's worst hospital car parks and discuss ethical investing - helpful whether you're looking for an ethical fund or just a socially responsible savings account.

This week, the expert Which? Money podcast team chats about 10 financial products you shouldn't bother buying, ordering travel money online and how to find a cheap haircut.

Best and worst high street shops revealed, what the end of Child Trust Funds means for you, alternative ways to save for children and how online outlet shopping could save you a fortune.