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In the latest episode of the pod Andy is talking to Oliver Smith about the stories from the last four weeks that most affect your money, including:
- National Insurance tax cuts
- Budget predictions
- Possible 99% mortgages
- Latest inflation rate change and base rate predictions
- Huge car insurance hikes
- & more
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Hi Andy, one potential ‘hack’ for the TSB switch offer in terms of 20 debit card transactions per month is to use it in your grocery shop and put each of your items through the self checkout separately (each item in a separate debit card transaction). Depending on how many items someone buys, this could easily go a long way towards the 20 transactions. Another idea is to use it 9n public transport – if you go into the office twice a week, you’re looking at 4 transactions in a week/16 transactions in a month.