Money matters and personal finance - presented by Which?

What the scrapping of home information packs (HIPs) means for you, working from home and boiler room scams, and how to save money on a DAB radio.

We look at how capital gains tax, inheritance tax, national insurance and income tax rules might be affected by the new coalition government's plans.

This week, we reveal the results of the Which? investigation into solar panel sellers and discuss greenwashing. Just how eco friendly are the products you buy for your home? The team also discusses why green financial products are rarely worth choosing, and get top tips on how to cut the cost of attending weddings.

Confused about the cost of NHS versus private dentistry? Considering dental insurance? The Which? Money podcats team looks at the price of dentists and compares dental insurance policies in this week's podcast. We also look at why it's crucial to make a will, no matter how young you feel. Our expert offers will writing tips, plus explains what could happen if you don't write a will.

Has the Iceland volcano ruined your holiday or left you out of pocket? This week, we explain how to claim back your costs. The podcast team also looks at mortgage rate cuts, HSBC's new fixed and tracker mortgage and how to find the best mortgage deal. And don't miss our money saving tip: how a new city car club could work for you.

The energy bills we receive are often incorrect - so Which? offer tips on making sure you pay the right amount for your fuel, plus advice on green energy companies and reducing your energy bills. We also look at cashback and rewards credit cards, and why you might want to ditch your debit card in favour of one. Plus: cheap chocolate and where to find it.

Tax and National Insurance are big issues in the run up to the General Election - but what can we all be doing to minimise our tax liability legally? We explain tips for cutting the amount of tax you pay each year. Also this week, we look at why travel insurance is crucial - and the loopholes that might exist in your cover. And don't miss our money saving tip: cheap and free weight loss plans.

The cash isas market is not working effectively for savers according to Consumer Focus - so Which? gets to the bottom of why the organisation has asked the Office of Fair Trading to investigate. Also this week, we look at Child Trust Funds: what are they, how do you open one and are they worth bothering with? And if you're a hayfever sufferer, tune in to find out how you could buy cheap hayfever treatment in stores and online.

Funeral costs are rising rapidly - so what can you to do plan for yours in advance and save yourself or your family some money? The Which? Money podcast team explains. Also this week, we look at where you can get stuff for free online - including free movies and free samples of beauty products - and how flying from a different airport could cut your holiday costs.

This week we profile the credit card providers being forced to clean up their act, we show you how to obtain the best independent financial advice for your investment and take a look at the new phenomenon of group buying websites. Listen in and you could be in for a saving or two.

This week we look at bank accounts that charge a monthly fee. Are they really worth paying for? We also speak to an expert about how to book a cheap holiday for 2010. Tune in to find out how to get a cheap flight, book a great value package holiday and cut the cost of basics such as foreign currency and airport parking. And don't miss this week's money saving tip: how to eat out for less.

The Which? Money weekly podcast, packed with money-saving tips and advice on how to make the most of and protect your money, as well as the latest news. Plus we reveal the best deals on money products.

This week's Which? Money podcast explains why getting cheap car insurance isn't the only important factor when choosing a new policy. Our new recommended provider system lists insurers based on the quality of their customer service and the car insurance cover they offer, so you can be sure of getting a good deal. Also this week, we look at how you can protect yourself from identity fraud - both online and offline. And don't miss the money saving tip: where you could get a free eye test.

This week, we discuss protection insurance: how you could protect your income, insure your mortgage payments and cover your life with an insurance policy. But which type of insurance is right for you, and how can you track down the best deal? We also look at whether it's possible to sell your own home, rather than involving an estate agent - and how much this could save you. This week's money saving tip is a look at how salary sacrifice could save you 50% off the cost of a new bike.

In this week's Which? money podcast, find out why you could soon be managing your money at the same time as stocking up on groceries at your local supermarket. We also look at the pros and cons of private medical insurance. Is it worth paying for? And don't miss this week's money saving tip: how to make sure you get your European Health Insurance Card or ESTA for free.