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We hear how a stolen mobile could result in an empty bank account.Sign up to one of our free weekly newsletters.

In this episode from our sister show - the Which? Shorts podcast - our undercover shoppers find out if travel agents really have the best deals, and whether you can haggle for a bargain.Subscribe to the Which? Shorts podcast & sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

With many looking to find ways to commemorate the coronation of King Charles III, we ask whether coin collecting is a worthwhile investment.We also hear why you should steer clear of the new wave of ‘limited edition’ collectables as well as learning about the scammers trying to make easy money.Sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

It‘s often seen as being exclusively for the super wealthy, but could financial advice soon be accessible for all?We’ll be discussing the things preventing consumers from accessing expert guidance and answer the key questions you might have before you commit.  Read our information on whether financial advice could be right for you & sign up to our free weekly newsletter.

Filling up your vehicle can be an expensive business, but does it need to cost quite as much as it does? Prices have fallen since the record highs seen immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but many experts believe the price per litre should have fallen further.In this week’s Which? Investigates we take a look at the factors propping up forecourt prices, hearing how the price of wholesale oil doesn’t reflect what we’re currently seeing, and asking whether retailers are looking to make money while they can before a ban on new petrol and diesel cars comes into force.Check out our annual fuel cost calculator and sign up to our free weekly newsletters.

Section 75 might be decades old, but this piece of legislation still packs a punch if something goes wrong with a credit card purchase and you want to get your money back.We take a look at what the law says, how to make a successful claim, and an alternative way to secure a refund from your card provider.Read more about Section 75 and sign up to our free Money newsletter.

This week we dive deeper into the digital cash revolution, exploring how banks and technology are working together to help change the way we make our daily transactions.Sign up to our free Money newsletter.

The Eurovision Song Contest is the biggest TV entertainment show in the world. With this year’s event being hosted in the UK on behalf of last year’s winner’s Ukraine, we hear how fans from across the continent have been battling with popular demand, high prices, and cancellations in order to find somewhere to stay in this year’s host city of Liverpool. In this week’s Which? Investigates we learn how accommodation providers have increased their prices to record levels, as well as asking  what your rights are should you find yourself with nowhere to stay, even with a valid booking!Read more on how to report the price gouging of products and sign up to our free weekly newsletters.

Spring may have arrived, but so have increased bills and fees across a whole range of products and services.We explain why your tax bill is likely to be higher, how to save on travel, and also learn more about what is and isn’t happening in the energy market.Read more about how to save on rail fares, our tax guide & the government support available for energy bills.

With fewer rental properties on the market, we ask whether renters are feeling the brunt of new laws aimed at restoring trust in private landlords.We also hear more about the scams targeting would-be tennants, and how you can avoid falling victim to this fraudulent behaviour.Read more about our investigation into rental scams & sign up to our free money newsletter.