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Be careful Facebook Marketplace! This is the warning issued by a bank fraudster ahead of the UK’s Christmas buying and selling spree. TSB’s fraud director Paul Davis has raised the alarm about social media fraud, but why did he single out Facebook Marketplace above all others? In this episode of Lunch Money, Simon Lambert and Lee Boyce look at why social media scams have skyrocketed, what you can do to stay safe – and which purchases are most likely to leave you a victim of fraud. Also on the show, Halifax says property prices rose in October – so what’s going on and isn’t the property market supposed to be declining? Later, Interactive Investor’s Richard Hunter explains what lies behind the fortunes of one of Britain’s strangest companies, Associated British Foods, which combines ingredients, food brands and high street fast fashion at Primark. And stick around to find out why the stock market has rallied on a rate relief rally — and whether the optimism could continue. Produced in partnership with Interactive Investor, Lunch Money delivers the personal finance and business news you need to know every Tuesday and Thursday lunchtime. You can also watch Lunch Money on the This is Money YouTube channel. Sign up for the This is Money newsletter using this link or enter your email address in the box below to make sure you don’t miss the latest episode.Some links in this article may be affiliate links. If you click, we may receive a small commission. This helps us finance This Is Money and keep it free to use. We don’t write articles to promote products. We will not allow a commercial relationship to compromise our editorial independence.

Be careful Facebook Marketplace! This is the warning issued by a bank fraudster ahead of the UK’s Christmas buying and selling spree. TSB’s fraud director Paul Davis has raised the alarm about social media fraud, but why did he single out Facebook Marketplace above all others? In this episode of Lunch Money, Simon Lambert and Lee Boyce look at why social media scams have skyrocketed, what you can do to stay safe – and which purchases are most likely to leave you a victim of fraud. Also on the show, Halifax says property prices rose in October – so what’s going on and isn’t the property...

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