Experts at the BBC Money Matters Roadshow pick their top questions from the day and offer their tips.

Details of a planned new tax-free savings account for children, known as Junior ISAs, are due to be set out by the government later.

American Airlines is reducing the number of flights to Japan as travel demand falls after the earthquake and tsunami.

Chinese search engine Baidu has deleted 2.8m works from its online library in an attempt to settle a copyright dispute.

The UK housing market will remain “sluggish” despite a rise in house prices in March, the Nationwide says.

The true cost of the Irish banking crisis is expected to be revealed later when the outcome of government stress tests on banks is released.

Taylor Wimpey sells its North American business for $955m (£593m) as the company seeks to focus on its core UK activities.

The cost of home phone and broadband could come down after telecoms regulator Ofcom moved to reduce the wholesale price.