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MTTM Podcast Episode 228 – Costly DIY investing mistakes, pension annual allowance rules & how to check the quality of insurance products

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 30 Jun 2019

Episode 228 - On this week's show we talk about the personal pension allowance and how it is tapered for higher earners.

We also talk about insurance and reveal how you can check the quality rating of the policy you are buying.

Finally, we reveal the most costly mistakes made by DIY investors.

Click on either media player below to listen to Episode 228 of the MoneytotheMasses.com podcast.

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