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MTTM Podcast Episode 386 – Appliance energy cost breakdown, baby insurance and social broadband tariffs

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 02 Oct 2022

Episode 386 - On this week's episode we reveal the true cost of using your home appliances. Lauren crunched the numbers taking the latest Energy Price Guarantee into account, providing some tips on how you can cut your energy bills this winter. Harvey joins the show to discuss the types of insurance products that could help if you have or are considering having a baby. Finally, Andy explains what social broadband tariffs are and who can apply for one.

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