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MTTM Podcast Episode 316 – Make £78k a year tax-free, Junior SIPPs & boosting your mortgage chances

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 11 Apr 2021

Episode 316 - On this week's podcast I explain how a couple can earn a combined income of £78k a year and pay no tax. I also talk about Junior SIPPs; who can open one and who they might be good for. Finally, I provide some quick tips that can boost your chances of getting the best mortgage deal.

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Make £78k a year tax-free, Junior SIPPs & boosting your mortgage chances

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Resources:

"What is a Junior SIPP - Children's pensions explained" - Article by Andy Leeks

"Best and cheapest Junior SIPPs" - Article by Damien Fahy

"How to become a Millionnaire" - Podcast Special

"Mortgage Q&A Special" - Podcast episode 265

"Tax dividends explained" - Podcast episode 123

"Starting savings allowance explained" - Podcast episode 226

"Savings allowance explained" - Podcast episode 145

"Little known tax breaks" - Podcast episode 65

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