Could you be missing a 50% savings boost?

We find out about the government savings scheme 'Help to Save' offering low-income earners a 50% bonus on whatever they can save. Between £1 and £50 can be saved each month with an extra 50 pence added for every £1 saved. We find out who is eligible and how you can apply.

One listener got in touch with us after multiple pairs of curtains she ordered from retailer Dunelm went missing in transit. Upon investigating she subsequently found herself without the curtains or her money back - so she turned to us for help.

As students begin a new university term, we ask how much tuition fees, student loans and day-to-day expenses influence their decisions. Plus, with more students feeling the pressure of rising costs, we hear expert advice on managing debt and staying financially afloat.

Have you ever heard of the ADHD Tax? It's a phrase used to describe the hidden costs that can come with living with ADHD, from impulse spending and forgotten subscriptions to missed deadlines that can end up costing money. We hear personal stories and explore practical ways to reduce those extra expenses.

And with Second Hand September encouraging people to shop pre-loved rather than buy new, we hear from Oxfam ambassador and comedian Emma Doran about how choosing second-hand can save money and reduce waste.

And if you’ve got a story or an experience you’d like to share, you can get in touch - just email cfb@bbc.co.uk