Sir Stirling Moss won 16 Grand Prix at speeds exceeding 150mph - now he drives an electric car with a 50-mile range. He is one of the 557 UK drivers who currently own an offbeat two-seater runabout Renault Twizy. The racing legend joins us for a test drive to tell us why he loves them.

Investing can be a fickle business, with markets and sectors falling in and out of vogue as sentiment fluctuates and wider economic events take their toll. A report highlights the 100 investment managers who boast the best five- year track record. However, there are some notable changes from last year as a tumultuous year in markets took its toll on some managers.

Britain's biggest - and most notorious - buy-to-let landlords have struck an agreement to sell their entire property empire for £250million to Arab investors. Fergus and Judith Wilson revealed more than a year ago their intentions to sell their 1,000-strong property portfolio - and were expecting around £100million.

I've heard that I could cut my energy bills by stuffing my freezer with newspaper. Is this an old wives' tale or is there some truth to it? If it is true, how much am I likely to save if I try it out?

Jeremy Lang, of Ardevora, reveals how he doesn't meet company bosses and plans for bad news to last longer than expected to avoid mistakes and deliver market-beating returns. Also, on this fortnight's show, Simon Lambert, of This is Money, Richard Hunter, of Hargreaves Lansdown and Nick Batsford, of TipTV, discuss the prospects for a Santa rally, how markets fared in 2015 and reveal the best-performing investment trusts of the year.

If you're brassed off with bungling banks, have been treated atrociously by telecoms giants or are fed up with being fobbed off by energy firms, now is your chance to get revenge. This is our eighth Wooden Spoon Awards and it's become the trophy big business fears the most - and that's because your opinion matters.

Nearly eight in ten of the 1.2 million new cars bought in the 12 months to the end of August were via dealer finance - an increase of 10 per cent compared to a year ago. But our investigation has uncovered concerns that showroom staff are masking the car's true cost, glossing over fees and charges.

My mother died in April this year.When I next visited her property, I checked the meter and smelled gas so called the emergency service to get it fixed. Since then, I have had three reminders from npower demanding payment for gas which could not possibly have been used within the property.

Already this year grocer Sainsbury's has cut its dividend along with miner Antofagasta, insurance giant RSA, Vanish owner Reckitt Benckiser and Tullow Oil. Some of these firms were once seen as safe havens in terms of paying dividends and the cuts have triggered concerns that this might be part of something much bigger. Who is next?

The extra pressure on pay packets from festive spending means that just under a third of people will turn to borrowing. While there are certain advantages to paying by credit in some situations, a lot of the time it simply adds to your costs. If you are forced to borrow, here are the worst types of debt to avoid if you want to sidestep a New Year debt hangover.

Frazer Thompson, ceo of UK winemaker Chapel Down, is not short of ambition and is now raising £1m to build a new brewery in nearby Ashford where beers and ciders will be produced. But wines remain the driving force of the company's fortunes and Chapel Down has won a series of international awards in recent years - even defeating the French.

Shares in the firm which is most famous for its trench coats, cashmere scarves and ponchos, fell 18p to 1181p dragging down smaller rival Mulberry which reports half- year results today. Both firms are exposed to the slowdown in Asia. Two thirds of Burberry's revenues come from areas which are seeing big falls in growth.

I've heard that putting cling film on windows can help to insulate them, keeping your home warmer. Is this true? If so, how much money could I actually save using this method?

Accounts for children are a popular choice with parents and grandparents wanting to teach them about savings and can make ideal presents for Christmas or birthdays. You can also encourage them to keep an eye on their interest rate as even on these accounts they can fall dramatically.

In what would be the biggest shake-up to planning protections for more than three decades, the ribbon of green belt land around towns and cities which prevents urban sprawl - bar in exceptional circumstances - could be built on more freely. The consultation comes as Chancellor George Osborne outlined plans for 400,000 new homes before 2020 in his Autumn Statement last month.

Brent crude futures slumped more than 5 per cent to $40.7 a barrel, and traded at the lowest level since February 2009, while US crude fell 6 per cent to below $38. The tumble followed a decision at the end of last week by the oil cartel Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries not to cut production. The key Opec meeting in Vienna on Friday ended in disagreement among members about how to deal with Iranian oil exports once Western sanctions are lifted.

Some of the rarest whiskies are set to go under the hammer this week at Bonhams' famed Christmas auction in Edinburgh. You could snap up an early 20th century Laphroig, expected to fetch up to £6,000, or a 60-year-old Royal Brackla for £3,500 to £4,500.

The Grade II listed property dates back to 1792 and boasts a wood-panelled living room, billiards room and wine cellar. It is just moments from Harrods in London's Knightsbridge and is available to rent for £6,950 a week or to buy for £14.5million.

Data from Nottingham Building Society shows up to one in seven homeowners have had difficulty getting a new deal since the Mortgage Market Review was introduced in April 2013. Mortgage prisoners are missing out on some of the cheapest-ever rates on the market, with 26 per cent rejected because they do not fit new affordability rules or because their credit record has deteriorated.

Councils in England made a record surplus from parking charges in the financial year starting April 2014, according to a new study. They collectively generated £693m from their parking operations after running costs were deducted, motoring research charity the RAC Foundation revealed. This is up nearly £30m from the previous 12 month period.

To clear the average national household debt of ?13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of ?100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 - updated - money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.

Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.

Interest rates will not move until mid-2016 and may not even rise for the whole of next year, economists have suggested following the latest Bank of England inflation report. A big shift back in the markets outlook for rates had preceded the second Super Thursday combination of an MPC verdict, minutes and Inflation Report.

For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Climbing house prices, rising rents and improving mortgage deals are tempting investors - although they will need a big deposit. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips

Musicians have seen pay rises averaging nearly 20 per cent in 2015, while cleaners are getting 17.8 per cent more, and window cleaners 12.3 per cent. Artists in general are earning 14.6 per cent more in 2015 than 2014, according to the huge annual data dump of pay scales by the Office For National Statistics highlights.