Ofgem's energy review is a fine affair

Chris, Fee and KJ do 'the math' on possible Ofgem fines for utilities companies

Bank transparency laws are a charade

KJ and Fee act out the negotiations on international bank transparency laws

Higher education cuts reveal a lack of faith

KJ, Fee and Chris draw an uncomfortable parallel between the Irish bailout and higher education cuts

Energy prices: a watchdog without bite

KJ and Fee find it's a case of 'no can do' when it comes to tackling rising household bills

Quantitative easing of regal proportions

Chris, Fee and KJ on a novel way for Mervyn King to get his latest round of quantitative easing through

Returns policy: the gift that won't go back

Chris is left gnome alone with a pressie that just doesn't fit

Annuities: beware the hard sell

KJ's dad comes under pressure when trying to buy an annuity

The shame of the top tax bracket

Chris's friend is upset by a new top rate of tax

How estate agents work (2 of 2)

KJ marvels at his estate agent's wisdom

How estate agents work (1 of 2)

KJ boasts to Fee about the rising price of his flat

Encouraging people back to work

KJ and Fee on George Osborne's decision to cut welfare and benefits

The IoD defence of executive pay

The gang discuss the Institute of Directors' stance on private sector pay packets

Tax free banking in Switzerland

Chris, Fee and KJ on the government's deal with the Swiss banks