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It’s expected that more than millions of us in the UK, will not be able to afford our energy bills this winter. With the energy price cap set to rise from October 1st, many people are worried about how they are going to be able to make ends meet.

This week on the podcast I am back with Charlotte Jessop, founder of Looking After Your Pennies, to share some insight into the new Don’t Pay UK campaign, as well as share some top tips on how to save money on your energy bills.

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With the cost of living on the rise, it’s important that we find ways to try and save our money, to help our pennies stretch further. With that being said, in today's episode, I am joined with Katie Royals, to share different money saving hacks to help you save money effectively!

For more money saving tips and tricks, make sure you have a read of our recent blog post here.

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With the current housing market, purchasing a house can be particularly difficult if you are looking to purchase a property on your own. With extortionate house prices, and stagnant wages, the chances of buying a property singlehandedly can feel pretty slim…

This week, I am joined with Daisy Ashworth, Founder of Mortgage Mates to discuss the benefits of co-owning a property, and how you can protect yourself when purchasing a property with someone else!

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According to a recent study published by Monzo, living with ADHD can cost up to an extra £1,600 a year! With an estimated 1.8 million adults in the UK currently living with ADHD, the overall annual cost could be as high as £1.74 billion!

Because of this, I am joined with Ellie Middleton, an autism and ADHD activist, and founder of We Are Unmasked to help share some practical finance tips to those of you living with ADHD to help you manage your finances effectively.

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Starting university can be a scary but exciting new chapter; with that being said, it’s crucial to get your finances in order before you start uni to make the transition as less daunting as possible.

To discuss how you can financially prepare for University, I am joined with Brontë King, founder of Gals Who Graduate, a fantastic online community for young women.

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When it comes to using credit, a lot of people assume that using credit is a bad thing, which is not always necessarily the case. Using credit can actually come with some useful benefits.

To discuss the pros and cons of using credit, this week I am joined with Consumer Expert Jane Hawkes, also known as Lady Janey!

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