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The anatomy of a scam on social media works like this.

I'm not quite sure why, but I do have two older brothers.

Short answer, yes, you would have to pay the entire balance off in full.

Well, I thought it was worth asking anywhere.

We're going to start from bases that you'd be using at least twice what a normal house uses. You can't make a meme out of me saying I don't know the answer. Hello and welcome to the cunningly named the Martin Lewis podcast. I do wonder what that's going to be about. And this is the question time episode where you get to ask me your questions on absolutely anything and everything, open brackets

within reason, close brackets.

This week, you asked me, why are my energy bills so high?

And how do I check if it's right?

If I've got 0% debt and normal debt on a credit card, which one of those do they clear

first when I make my repayments?

I've just seen you advertising quantum AI

with a guaranteed 25,000 pound return.

Is it true?

Spoiler, no, it's a scam.

Please be careful.

If you've earned cashback on a card,

but then return the product,

what happens?

What's the best savings account

for an under 11?

And, Martin,

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