The Checkout: May 30

In the final episode of The Checkout tomorrow night Craig Reucassel, Julian Morrow, Kirsten Drysdale and Kate Browne tackle iTunes, baldness cures, Coles, NRMA, and Apple.

Yeah yeah….

Episode 10 (Finale):

· High Tunes – Kirsten asks why Australians pay more for music and movies on iTunes compared to Americans;

· Super SUPER Bonanza! – Craig shows just how simple it is to WIN BIG by sorting out your superannuation;

· Coles Feeds Your Family Rubbish – When Curtis Stone says you can cook a family meal for under $10 he’s leaving a few things out;

· As a Guilty Mum – Kate guides us through products that claim to make babies smart, even before they have a brain;

· Adventures in Fine Print – What does NRMA’s Home and Content Insurance cover when you’ve got a burst water pipe? Maybe not as much as you thought;

· Baldness Cures? “Yeah Yeah” – Jules has a look at Advanced Hair Systems;

· Instant Fix Beauty Products – Instant reporter, Zoe Norton Lodge, tests miracle creams that give you bigger boobs, lift your bum, eliminate cellulite, tighten flabby areas – all in ten minutes!

· If I Could Say One Thing – Ian Jarratt from the Queensland Consumer Association gives us his tips on how to save money at the checkout;

· F.U.Tube – Craig investigates more viewer enquiries and follows up on stories we’ve covered in The Checkout over the last 10 weeks. How long are companies responsible for the products they sell us? And are Apple still breaching the Australian Consumer Law?

Thursday May 30 at 8pm on ABC1.