Wales' best consumer stories. The team hear from a woman who faced a bill for thousands of pounds after being signed up for services she says she didn't fully understand.
Nicola Bee from Dyffryn Nantlle near Caernarfon was looking for a quick and easy way to sell her home to raise some much needed cash. So how did she end up facing a bill for thousands of pounds after a company she invited into her home signed her up for services she says she didn't fully understand? The charming salesman hadn't left copies of the contracts Nicola had signed, or explained her legal right to a cooling off period, and when Nicola tried to pull out of the deal because she hadn't had any prospective buyers, the situation got even more complicated.
It's only November but the shops have been gearing up for Christmas for weeks. We bring you the low-down on how to have the most cost effective Yuletide possible. Shopping on the internet may make it easier to find low prices, but do you know your rights when it comes to refunds and exchanges online? And with charities getting savvy to the season of goodwill we look at how you can make your generosity stretch as far as possible through Gift Aid and making the right choices about which charity cards to buy.
There are over 600,000 pensioners in Wales, but with life expectancy predicted to rise, it's thought that in 40 years pensioners will outnumber workers 2 to 1. Cardiff thirty-something Matt Willliams enjoys the high standard of living of someone with a steady income and no financial problems, but when faced with the reality of living for a week on a state pension, will Matt reconsider whether it's time to start thinking about putting money aside for his pension pot?
And as winter draws in, Lucy travels to Newtown as the 5 Minute Medic discovers whether people know how to help someone faced with hypothermia.
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