Bake Off, University 'incentives', Boarding pass campaign
You & Yours meets Bake Off as Winifred Robinson finds out if home-baked is ever cheaper than shop-bought. Plus the universities using cash prizes and laptops to entice students.
You & Yours sets its own Great British Bake Off challenge, to find out if home baking can ever be cheaper than shop bought. Winifred Robinson assists two WI bakers as they take on the Bargain Biscuit challenge.
A-Level pupils get their results this week, setting off the rush for university places. This year universities are no longer restricted on the numbers they can take in, and some are offering lucrative incentives to attract more students. Would a free laptop convince you to enrol?
Plus will you be supporting the campaign to stop airport shops from pocketing your VAT savings? Some passengers say they are going to stop showing their boarding passes when asked at airport shops after discovering the information is being used by stores to save money.
Presented by Winifred Robinson
Produced by Natalie Donovan.
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Chapters
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Consumer Ombudsman
The launch of a new consumer Ombudsman
Duration: 06:07
Boarding Cards
Passengers are refusing to show their boarding cards in airport shops.
Duration: 05:42
Cake Baking
Can homemade baking ever be as cheap as shop bought?
Duration: 04:44
Uni Bribes
The offers some universities are making to entice students.
Duration: 07:52
Petrol Prices
Is it really worth driving any distance to get a penny off a litre of fuel?
Duration: 03:29
Continuous Payment Authority
Why can't banks display CPAs as they do Direct Debits?
Duration: 05:27
Cake Baking - Part 2
Duration: 04:34
Broadcast
- Wed 12 Aug 2015 12:15大象传媒 Radio 4 FM