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MTTM Podcast Episode 374 – Dr Copper, the financial cost of cancer & interest-free loans

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 03 Jul 2022

Episode 374 - On this week's podcast I discuss why the price of copper is so important to everyone and not just those who invest (HINT: it could tell us about the chances of a recession). We also discuss the financial impact of a cancer diagnosis and the steps you can take to minimise it. Finally, we explain how 20,000 vulnerable people could be helped by new interest-free loans following the success of a government-backed pilot scheme.

 

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