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Hello, I'm Martin Lewis and this is the cunningly named The Martin Lewis Podcast. I do wonder what that's going to be about.

Now, we decided that what you really wanted during the summer was a whole host of best of podcasts.

Subtext, I'm taking a few weeks off and we didn't want to leave you without a podcast, so we've decided to pick a few of the best bits to show you, well, I'm taking a few weeks off and we didn't want to leave you without a podcast,

so we've decided to pick a few of the best bits to show you, well, I'm taking a little bit

of a break and resting these vocal chords. When you talk as quickly as I do, that's quite important.

In this week's Lookback podcast, everything you've ever needed to know about student finance

and we're afraid to ask. Quite important too, as there's a new

academic year soon about to start. We've had some cracking tellers this year. So this is another

chance to hear your budget wedding stories. They were really good at these. And remember,

much of these come from by BBC Radio 5 live show. Some of these will involve a presenter,

often Nihal, Arthur Nyaka. Oh, they were the

days. What do you mean? It was only a few weeks ago, what you're talking about? Let's get on with it, shall we?

I got meals. I got to pay. So I'm going to work for it. I'm going to work. I'm going to Now, time to talk, student finance, there is

September.

There's hundreds of thousands of students will be starting for the first time and hundreds

of thousands more will be

continuing and student finance is a political football. Not only that, it is full of fundamental

misunderstandings and myths about the way it works. So I want to prepare everybody for the start

of the new academic term and to help me have some guests on the podcast.

So first of all, I'd like to welcome Pippa and George from Litchfield. Pippa, you're the mom.

George, you're 17 looking at going to university. Tell me, what are you thinking about the student

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