In this week's episode Damien discusses the latest predictions of what might be announced in Labour's Autumn Budget, including capital gains tax and inheritance tax changes. Damien then looks at packaged bank accounts, providing insights into whether they now provide value for money. Finally, Andy covers the emerging threat of AI voice scams and share practical tips to avoid becoming a victim.
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