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The This is Money podcast team look at the pound, energy bills, inflation and interest rates, how all these issues connect and what could happen next?

To celebrate his 300th column, Steve joins Tanya, Georgie Frost and Simon Lambert for a special podcast episode to answer readers retirement and pension saving questions.

Britain has a new Prime Minister who has vowed to be pro-business and help consumers, but will that filter through to the stock market?

Britain has a new Prime Minister who has vowed to be pro-business and help consumers, but will that filter through to the stock market?

Has the Bank of England got a grip on inflation and is raising rates really its only option in a troubling time for the UK economy? We take a look at the issue.

Truss faces a monumental task in tackling the cost of living crisis given the scale of the energy crisis and how quickly inflation is increasing.

Steve has answered his 300th question from This is Money readers, and we are celebrating with a series of articles on his landmark successes, his most memorable columns and more.

Truss faces a monumental task in tackling the cost of living crisis given the scale of the energy crisis and how quickly inflation is increasing.

Editor Simon Lambert came up with his five false economies to avoid as inflation bites, but was he right to pick them? The team discuss them on this podcast episode.

The Post Office and its bill payments company Payzone have struck a deal with the specialist pay-as-you-go energy supplier Utilita to take payments for