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MTTM Podcast Episode 392 – Offset mortgages, challenging energy direct debits & why we need to talk about money

By Damien Fahy
1 min read Published: 13 Nov 2022

Episode 392 - In this week's show we discuss how to check whether your energy supplier has set your monthly direct debit too high. I explain why offset mortgages are becoming more appealing and who should consider them. Finally, I discuss why we should all talk about money more.

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