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Chris and Ed look at what's been happening in markets, and if it matters to normal people. Plus, they both admit to their expensive hobbies, and complain about the railways.

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Ed and Chris talk big social media money trends including loud budgeting, cash stuffing and doom spending.

The guys also look at this week's big money story, the interest rate decision from the Bank of England. Both give their potential predictions on what could happen.

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Laura Whateley's article on money lingo

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/article/2024/jul/26/new-language-helping-people-save-money-financial-habits

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