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MTTM Podcast Episode 313 – Bond pricing & yields explained, Personal insurance secrets & faking it until you make it

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 21 Mar 2021

Episode 313 - On this week's podcast I explain how bond pricing works including how yields are calculated and why bond prices fluctuate. I also provide some tips on buying personal insurance that even the experts are unlikely to tell you. Finally, I explain why faking it until you make it can be a bad idea.

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  1. Would be good to hear how bond prices go on to affect things. E.g. pension transfer values and annuities. Thanks

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