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MTTM Podcast 181 – The future of robo-advice & a much needed bank reform

1 min read Published: 18 Jun 2018

Episode 181 - This week I discuss the latest round of energy price hikes and when the market thinks interest rates will rise. I also look at the future of robo-advice and the reform that means that you can now notify multiple banks about a relative's death in one click

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