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Kim McAllister is in the kitchen this week to share tips on cutting down household costs. From supermarket shopping to switching utility suppliers, there’s loads of savings to be made. The Citizens Advice Bureau tells us how small changes to the way we use our kettles, lights, thermostat and washing machines can make us better off

Financial Coach Eileen Adamson demonstrates that pocket money can be used to teach our children good habits. If your kids are not great with money, maybe a trust fund is the way to go – we have a beginners guide.

Richard Forbes is on the roads of Perth to learn how to driving differently can reduce your fuel costs. Then, with summer approaching, we hear how to save on your summer holidays if you’re heading abroad.

Packed with real, practical, easy to execute advice which really will make a difference to your pocket, this fun and fast paced weekly half hour is designed to make you feel fit to face up to whatever money worry the contemporary world throws at you.