Money round-up video: Current accounts; payday lenders; cheap trips to Paris
Simon Read talks over the latest Money news with Headline London host Claudia-Liza Armah
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Your support makes all the difference.This week, Simon Read discusses switching banks, a crackdown on payday lenders and why you need to move fast to snap up a cheap trip to Paris
Bank accounts
Anyone who hasn't switched accounts is almost certainly paying too much for their banking.
Payday lenders
High street lenders could disappear next year as new restrictions will help slash their profits.
Cheap trips to Paris
Eurostar is offering return fares from just £59, to celebrate their 20 anniversary from 13– 24 November.
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