This week we discuss premium bonds with Iona Bain - BBC Morning Live’s money expert.

Want to know more about pensions but don’t know where to start with the basics? Consumer Fight Back has you covered.

Janine Maher from the Money and Pensions Service talks through the State Pension, Defined Benefit (DB) pensions, Defined Contribution (DC) pensions and a Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) and explains how they can interact with each other.

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We explore just how much you’re paying to go to university – and ask, is it worth it?

Holly asks how much are we willing to spend on a children’s birthday party?

Holly finds out how people are coping with rising food bills at a social supermarket.

We take to the streets of Belfast to find out how much people were paid in their first jobs. And we chat to the CEO of Youth Employment UK about what rights young workers have as they start out in their first part-time jobs. Are there enough jobs for young people looking to earn a few quid? What other options are out there?

What does it actually look like to shop with ethics in mind?

If you’ve ever dreamed of ditching the 9-5 daily grind and found yourself counting down the days until retirement...what if that day was in weeks, not years? Holly chats to a couple who are retired and travelling the world..

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