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Martin Lewis' MoneySaving Live Discussion
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Just a quickie before talking about the whole thing; when I watch it off the email it freezes at 25:36 no matter what I do. Clicking to watch it on youtube makes it work fine though
@ LBM = £15,872.65, now £14,968.41
100 Days Challenge = £150/£150 part ii £80/£150 (not included in above total until end of challenge)
AF = Aug 3/6 Sept 6/15 Oct 7/10 Nov 5/11
It's not about being liked, it's about self-respect.
Ok, clearly I was bored this evening as I'm the only one posting about this thus far!
Firstly I have to say - Martin, you're such a geek!!!!
But, more seriously, I think it is a well-presented & informative piece. The examples given hit home very well as they are situations I think anyone can picture, though you make a terrible 6y.o.
I think it's a crying shame that I & people of my generation & later weren't & haven't been educated about money (& other life skills but a different topic for a different thread). Equating an APR to an actual monthly sum passed me by til my late 20s
I do admire you hugely for starting MSE & tackling things like PPI, council tax, parking charges just lately head on in a very relevant way. I'm learning a lot
One final point tho, don't pull your trousers up so much when you're on stage, it's not a good look!
@ LBM = £15,872.65, now £14,968.41
100 Days Challenge = £150/£150 part ii £80/£150 (not included in above total until end of challenge)
AF = Aug 3/6 Sept 6/15 Oct 7/10 Nov 5/11
It's not about being liked, it's about self-respect.
Hence why my trousers needed the help (i was quite embarrasse when i watched it back)
Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
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