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Nick Peters looks into Dementia in the workplace and what is being done to help manage both people and businesses that it can effect. To talk about this issue, George McNamara Head of Policy and Public Affairs at The Alzheimer's Society joins Nick.

Rita Lobo and Marc Shoffman talking about the idea of trivializing poverty and what religion can do to help the poor in society.

Sarah Pennells is joined today by Joe MIlinowski, from The Energy Shop, Guy Thompson, from My Utility Genius and Dr Stelios Koundouros, from BillMonitor, to discuss how people can save money on mobile phone and energy bills.

Anthony Bolton joins Sue, to discuss his career as a fund manager and head of the Special Situations Fund at Fidelity International.

On todays show, Sarah Pennells discusses tax for young people, if they need to pay it, are they paying the right amount and how do they check. To help Sarah Claire Thackerberry, the main technical officer from the tax guide for students and Chris Eccles from Employment for Students

Today Sarah is discussing the prospect of investing in unconventional items. To talk to Sarah about this is, Phillip Gearing from Cult Wines, Peter Valinaus, from Armit Wines, Jimmy George from Tattersalls and Lynette Peck, founder of Lovely's Vintage Emporium.

Linda Lewis talks to the guys behind FourEx, a London start-up company who have designed an automated foreign exchange currency kiosk which takes notes and coins from over 170 countries.

Sarah Pennells is joined by a panel of female travel experts from Wellbeing Escapes, Maiden Voyage and the Lonely Planet, to talk about travelling solo for business or pleasure and the financial and safety aspects to think about.

Linda Lewis talks to Digi Berry founder of T3, an innovative company that has created a three-sided Ping Pong Table, and is now looking to branch out into other sports.

Now after a week of banks making headlines for all the wrong reasons - is there such thing as a nice surprise from your Bank? Editor Simon Lambert from This is Money thinks there may be. The team are back for their weekly catch up with Georgie to talk us through the stories they've been investigating this week - including supermarket price war at its peak, drivers up in arms and strikes that could affect your holiday.