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MTTM Podcast 149 – Investment funds to avoid & final salary pension transfer pros and cons

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 09 Oct 2017

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What's on this week's show?

Episode 149 - This week I reveal the dangers of 'closet tracker' funds and how to avoid them. I also talk about the pros and cons of transferring your final salary pension and how to boost your tax-free lump sum. Finally, I bring you the popular highlights of my ongoing #WeNeedToTalkAboutMoneyCampaign

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