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The Mouthy Money Podcast
No money topic is too big or too small. Welcome to the Mouthy Money Podcast, hosted by Edmund Greaves
The Mouthy Money Podcast launched in 2023 to bring a deeper, thoughtful look at the world of personal finance, money, business and a range of other topics.
Since launch, host Edmund Greaves has looked at wide-ranging topics from running a small business to climbing Kilimanjaro; Why private equity is ruining vets to 200% inflation in Argentina; How bitcoin could solve inflation to why financial education matters.
No financial topic is too big or too small for the Mouthy Money podcast.
You can subscribe to the podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
See below for a full list of past and recent episodes.
Would you like to be involved in the podcast? Have you got an interesting money story to tell? Get in touch at editors@mouthymoney.co.uk
Why are we losing confidence in our pensions
Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite tackle the challenges of retirement planning with Andrew Tully from Nucleus. They discuss starting early, the power of compounding, and bridging the pension advice gap. Insights from Nucleus’s confidence index highlight rising public concerns about retirement savings. Plus they talk about the role of financial influencers, skepticism about state pensions, and the need for better education and stable policies to rebuild trust.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Should millennials be panicked about pensions?
How worried are you about your pension? Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite explore the tricky world of retirement saving with guest Paul Budgen, co-founder of My Time Pension.
They chat about why pensions can feel so stressful and confusing, and how understanding them doesn’t have to be as scary as it seems. From figuring out what those pension projections really mean to breaking down charges and why they matter, the team covers all the key stuff.
They also talk about how to spread your investments around (because no one likes all their eggs in one basket!) and share tips on navigating tax perks and retirement planning without getting lost in the jargon. Investing and managing your own pension carries risks. If in doubt, seek financial advice.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
How to give your kids the gift of financial freedom this Christmas
Hosts Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite get into the holiday spirit with guest Cem Eyi, co-founder of The Beanstalk App, an app helping UK families save for their kids’ futures.
They unwrap the magic of children’s savings, from the legacy of the Child Trust Fund to the power of Junior ISAs, while also spilling the beans on holiday spending habits across the UK.
But it’s not all mince pies and mistletoe—they dig into sustainable gifting ideas to help Brits cut down on waste and give gifts with real meaning.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Generation X has a pension problem
Host Edmund Greaves chats with Mike Ambery, Retirement Savings Director at Standard Life, about the challenges Generation X faces with pensions and retirement savings. Drawing on findings from Standard Life’s latest report, they discuss the pensions savings gap, the role of state pensions and property, and share practical tips to help Gen X boost their retirement prospects.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
What if you won the lottery?
Hosts Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite venture into the glittering world of lottery wins, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the National Lottery. With the help of financial expert Duncan Horner from Amber River Premier, they tackle the dreams and dilemmas that come with sudden, life-changing wealth. From the emotional whirlwind winners experience to the practical steps needed to turn millions into generational security. The trio unpacks the highs of newfound riches and the potential pitfalls, revealing just how important financial planning, budgeting, and education are to keeping that dream alive
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Afin Bank launch and will Bitcoin go to the moon?
Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite chat about the launch of Afin Bank, a challenger bank designed to support the African diaspora in the UK. Alan Davison, Afin Bank’s Chief Commercial Officer, joins the podcast to explain the bank’s mission to help underserved communities, particularly in getting access to mortgages and other financial services. They explore the unique challenges African immigrants face in the UK, like residency requirements and tricky credit scoring, and how Afin Bank plans to make lending more accessible. They also touch on the bigger picture of challenger banks and the rise of digital currencies like Bitcoin, reflecting on how fast the financial world is changing.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
US Election results, markets and Bitcoin
This week hosts Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite tackle the financial whirlwind stirred up by Donald Trump’s victory. Is it a golden opportunity for investors, or a recipe for runaway inflation? With insights from Saxo Bank’s Althea Spinozzi, they break down what it could mean for your wallet—from the Bank of England’s next moves to the impact on global markets. They also discuss whether Bitcoin and gold might be your best friends in these turbulent times, or just fool’s gold.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Mouthy Money 2024 LIVE Part Two: Hot Takes
Budget 20204 Hot Takes: Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite, are joined by Victor Sacks, owner and IFA at VS Associates and Marlene Outrim, Managing Director and Certified Financial Planner at Uniq Family Wealth immediately after Chancellor Rachel Reeves finished her first Budget to give their live hot takes on what it means for our finances.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Photo credits: Flickr
Mouthy Money 2024 LIVE Part One: Budget Bingo
Mouthy money editor Edmund Greaves is joined live by Chris Tuite, Head of consumer finance at communications consultancy MRM, to comment along and play Budget Bingo while Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her first Budget to Parliament.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Budget, media speculation and pensions
This week, Edmund Greaves and Chris team up to tackle some of the hottest topics in personal finance. They chat about the upcoming budget, break down how the media shapes our views, and discuss the tricky decisions the government has to make. The duo also takes a close look at state pension reforms, inheritance tax simplification, and share personal finance tips to keep you ahead. Chris opens up about his own experience with workplace pensions and the challenge of picking the right investment options.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
Photo credits: HM Treasury Flickr
Tax rumours, scammers and Amazon Prime Day
This week, host Edmund Greaves is joined by colleague Francesca Giacomin to dive into the biggest money stories of the week. From Rachel Reeves’s retreat from a controversial pension tax raids to new rules aimed at protecting you from sneaky text and email scammers, Ed and Francesca share their personal stories dealing with scammers and why these changes could make a big difference for consumers. And don’t miss their chat about Amazon Prime Day, where Ed reveals a clever trick to ensure you’re not overspending online.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Youtube
Pension pitfalls, tipping truths and bills breakthroughs
The luxury cruise liner Odyssey remains anchored off Northern Ireland after months of delays, turning a planned three-year adventure for pensioners into a maritime soap opera. In this week’s podcast, Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite discuss whether it’s a smart investment or if the passengers’ retirement savings are just drifting away. They also tackle the controversial subject of tipping—are Brits really stingy abroad? Plus, Ed shares how switching energy providers helped cut his bills and offers tips to save you money.
Available on Spotify , Apple Podcast and Youtube
Two new Government policies NOT in the Budget that could affect your finances
Edmund Greaves welcomes back co-host Chris Tuite from paternity leave to look at two the big Government reforms being forgotten as attention focuses on the upcoming Budget. While everyone’s talking about taxes, Edmund and Chris focus on coming renters’ and workers’ rights reforms. Plus, Chris and Ed debate Junior ISAs or pensions for your kids?
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
Starlink fixed my broadband blues
Edmund Greaves chats with Debbie Greenfield about how Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet, transformed her slow, frustrating Wi-Fi into a fast, reliable connection. Debbie shares her experience and how it turned things around for her life and work.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
Childcare juggling, winter fuel allowance and mortgage market joy
Edmund Greaves catches up with Paul Thomas, MRM’s head of news and content, as the two new dads dive into the costs of childcare. They swap stories about the challenges of navigating this ever-growing expense and even compare how things stack up between Wales and England.
Plus they tackle the impact of cuts to the winter fuel allowance on pensioners and discuss the news of a £460 increase in the state pension under the triple lock. Finally, they hit Paul’s home turf: the world of mortgages and the current state of the property market.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Could mutuals be the future of good money?
Mutuals have been around for more than 100 years. Could the unusual structure of such companies be a potential future solution to better financial companies? Edmund Greaves is joined by Stephen McGee, chief executive of Scottish Friendly, to find out more about mutuals and their place in finance in 2024.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Oasis reunion tickets, winning the lottery and childcare chaos
Chris regales Ed with tales of seeing Oasis at their peak, and how much a ticket will cost for the reunion, and whether this and a Labour Government means Cool Britannia is back.
Plus both consider what they’d do with a £100 million lottery win and appeal for a financial advisor to help them make the most of their (currently) fictional cash, while Ed opines the complexity of getting government help with childcare and an important revelation from Pregnant then Screwed on free childcare hours.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Photo by Yvette de Wit on Unsplash
How to manage vulnerability and money
Vulnerability is a major issue in financial services. So how can vulnerable people, and the firms that have to help them, get better organised for the issue? Edmund Greaves is joined by Helen Lord, chief executive of the Vulnerability Registration Service to discuss her work and experiences dealing with vulnerability and finance.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Markets mayhem and expensive hobbies
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.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Youtube.
Loud budgeting, cash stuffing and a big rate decision
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.
Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube
Financial jargon’s worst offenders and how to fix the broken language around retirement
For a special in-studio edition of the Mouthy Money podcast, host Edmund Greaves is joined by James Daley, founder of ratings and consumer group Fairer Finance, and Robert Vaudry, chief customer and investment officer at Wealthtime, to take a deep dive into the world of financial jargon, retirement language and regulatory change coming for financial firms who don’t explain their products in simpler terms.
Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube
Nationwide or Reddit? Where we get our financial information
There’s a problem in the way in which we get our financial information. From Nationwide savings emails to money forums on Reddit – Chris and Ed look at how we obtain financial information, how blurred the rules are, and why the regulator gets it wrong so often.
Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcast, YouTube
One ISA to rule them all
Ed and Chris invite AJ Bell’s Tom Selby on to the pod to talk about potential end to the Brit ISA and the investment platform’s ‘One ISA’ proposal it has submitted to the new Labour Government.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
How do you solve the housing affordability puzzle?
Host Edmund Greaves is joined by Polly Gilbert, co-founder of digital mortgage broker Tembo, to discuss what’s happening in the mortgage market, how to solve the housing affordability puzzle, and why the Lifetime ISA is a good thing.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
Labour in charge, prime minister investment scores and bank rates
Chris and Ed look at what happens now Labour is in charge, the prime ministers with the best (and worst) investment returns, and what happens next in the mortgage market.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube
Photo credits: HM treasury
Where do mortgage rates go from here? Part one of the mortgage takeover special
What is happening in the mortgage market? Where do rates go now the Bank of England is looking to cut its base rate?
Host Edmund Greaves is joined by mortgage expert Roger Morris and John Davison from Perenna to talk about what happens next in the mortgage market, and whether we’ll ever get low rates again.
Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or watch on Youtube
Council tax, land value tax and what Labour does on 5 July
Council tax is the most broken of all the taxes. Ed and Chris dig into why, while Ed waxes lyrical about his favourite solution. Then the guys look at what they think Labour will do come the first day in Government.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Savers vs spenders, investing gamification and the mortgage takeover
Ed and Chris get to grips with saving vs spending (the Stoics vs the Epicureans of the 21st Century), why the financial regulator is looking at investing gamification and Mouthy Money’s upcoming mortgage takeover.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
What can the Brits learn from Australians about money?
Everyone talks about the Australian pensions system and how much the UK can learn from how much better it is. But what else can we learn from the Aussies about money?
Hope Coumbe, editor of Professional Adviser, catches up with host Edmund Greaves to talk about her experiences as an Australian living in the UK and what the Brits might be able to learn about money from the other side of the world.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Youtube.
Interest rates, Brit ISAs and beating bill hikes
Mouthy Money editor Edmund Greaves catches up with MRM’s Chris Tuite on weekly money news and personal financial stories including:
Why interest rates are a big deal this week, why the Brit ISA sucks, a tax story that caught our eye, and Ed’s battle of the bills.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Youtube.
Diary of an SME owner: it’s all just luck
Mouthy Money diary of an SME owner columnist Michael Taggart catches up with host Edmund Greaves on how his business, MDTea, is getting on. With economic clouds growing, Michael talks about what he feels offered by political parties at the General Election, and why so much of success in business and personal finances comes down to luck.
Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and YouTube.
Financial repression, perverse tax outcomes and paying for childcare
Mouthy Money bonus episode two: Ed lectures Chris on ‘financial repression’ – the little-known tool that the next Government might use to fix the economy, while Chris bemoans bad taxes and Ed recounts his trouble finding childcare for his son.
The Mouthy Money bonus podcast is cohosted by Edmund Greaves, editor of Mouthy Money and Chris Tuite, head of consumer finance at MRM.
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast
BONUS: F OFF funds, pension quad locks and ignoring your investments
In the first edition of a new weekly bonus show on the Mouthy Money podcast channel, host Edmund Greaves is joined by Chris Tuite, head of consumer finance at MRM to discuss the week’s most important money news, and what’s going on in their personal financial lives.
This week, Chris and Ed discuss General Election announcements, rainy day funds and not looking at your investments.
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
Tracking down your lost pensions
Have you lost a pension? You might not be the only one. Host Edmund Greaves speaks to head of pensions at Penny, David Henderson, as they discuss a Penny customer who found no less than 11 lost pensions with the app.
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
Figuring out your financial goals
Host Edmund Greaves catches up with friend of the channel Myron Jobson. This week Myron & Ed are diving into how to figure out your financial goals. Both reveal some of their past and future goals, and Myron has a handy little guide to how to set your own.
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcast
Why can’t I hold bitcoin in an ISA?
This week we’re joined by Tom Bailey, head of research at Han ETF. Tom speaks to host Edmund Greaves about the world of ETFs, including gold and other asset classes, now available to investors through the investment vehicle.
He also digs into why normal investors in the UK can’t hold bitcoin ETFs thanks to intransigence from the UK’s financial regulator.
Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
Being chased for energy bill debts by Michael Jackson
This week’s guest is university lecturer and author Dennis Duncan, who recounts a personal story to host Edmund Greaves about how he was hounded for thousands of unpaid energy bills he didn’t owe after his energy provider went bust, and how he beat the debt collectors who were chasing him.
But strangest of all in the tale, is how the debt collectors signed off their threatening letters with a signature that looked suspiciously like that of late pop star Michael Jackson. Dennis explains what happened and how he beat the debt collectors at their own game.
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Could financial education solve the pensions crisis?
Could financial education solve the pensions crisis? This is the extraordinary possibility which Sarah Marks, chief executive of financial education charity RedSTART suggests this week when she caught up with host Edmund Greaves. Sarah shares the latest findings from RedSTART’s multi-year education study as well as some surprising insights into why we’re in such a collective fix with our retirement savings.
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Mouthy Money book competitions
Join host Edmund Greaves and Francesca Giacomin for a quick catch-up on recent news and what’s coming up at Mouthy Money. We even let slip the title of our next book giveaway and the name of an exciting upcoming podcast guest! Tune in to catch all the details!
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How rich is rich?
Our concept of wealth is a constantly moving barrier. As we earn and save more, the idea that we might now be ‘rich’ seems difficult to comprehend. But how much would really be the level at which money makes us rich?
Join host Edmund Greaves as he’s joined by MRM’s head of consumer finance Chris Tuite, who details the findings of the Money Matters Index report – and puts an exact number on exactly how much money makes us rich, according to us.
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Robinhood and the tumultuous retail investing boom
The meme stock boom of the pandemic might be over, but are small-time investors is still thriving? The arrival of US-bases Robinhood in the UK is a timely reminder of just how many options there are for Brits looking to invest their savings.
But with so many options are these firms stable enough to survive, let alone thrive, in tumultuous investment markets?
Mouthy Money podcast host Edmund Greaves is joined by chief executive of Fundscape, Bella Caridade-Ferreira and Chris Tuite, head of consumer finance at MRM, to unpick the investment platform market and why we’re nowhere near a potential saturation point.
Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
Where do interest rates go now?
Remortgagers are facing a big question now that rates look set to start falling as inflation eases. In the latest edition of the Mouthy Money podcast, contributing editor Paul Thomas chats to Perry Graves, mortgage broker at Tembo Money to find out what people should do.
Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcast.
Myron & Ed – Spring Budget 2024 and end of the tax year
Host Edmund Greaves and ii financial expert Myron Jobson are back to dissect Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2024, highlighting the key announcements and what they mean for our finances. Plus, Myron explains last-minute tax year considerations, including capital gains tax changes and more.
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The true cost of climbing Kilimanjaro
Mouthy Money podcast host Edmund Greaves recounts his recent experience climbing Kilimanjaro for charity, following on from his article about the costs involved with planning a trek up Africa’s highest mountain.
From vaccines to M-Pesa, acclimatising to the gear for summiting – there’s a multitude of money aspects to think of before you climb.
Joined by Argentine-American bitcoin educator and friend of the podcast Trevor Schrock.
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Review: The Everything Token by Steve Kaczynski and Scott Duke Kominers
Crypto and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have been on a wild ride in the past few years.
Edmund Greaves and Francesca Giacomin review a new book, ‘The Everything Token’ by Steve Kaczynski and Scott Duke Kominers which delves into the world of NFT technology. Mouthy Money is giving away one of three copies, find out more how to win one by listening in.
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Cash is dying. Should we save it?
Cash is dying out as a form of payment. But is it worth saving? Host Edmund Greaves talks to Martin Quinn from the Payment Choice Alliance on why cash matters, and why it might be making a comeback as a payment option.
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Look at the state of the mortgage market
Are you remortgaging this year? The home loan market is a minefield at the moment. Host Edmund Greaves catches up with colleague and mortgage aficionado Paul Thomas on how we got to the current situation and what anyone who is looking to remortgage should consider right now.
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Myron & Ed: Budget preview – the tax measures to watch out for
In this month’s Myron & Ed team up, the guys preview the upcoming Budget in March, including what they THINK will be in the Budget, what they WANT and the controversial tax Ed would like to see in his wildest dreams…
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Beware the cowboy will writers
You’ve heard of cowboy builders, but did you know cowboy will writers were a thing? Join host Edmund Greaves as he uncovers the scourge of dodgy will writing with Sarah Manuel of professional body STEP, to find out how a bad will could cost you thousands.
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Six key trends in finance
Could AI solve the advice gap? This is one of six key trends highlighted by fintech entrepreneur Anthony Morrow, who joins host Edmund Greaves to discuss major changes coming for financial services and consumers this year.
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Could bitcoin solve the world’s inflation problems?
With rampant inflation, should we consider a return to the gold standard? Or is the future of money shaped by innovative financial technologies like bitcoin? Host Edmund Greaves digs into how bitcoin works with bitcoin educator Trevor Schrock, and whether it could change how the world’s financial system works.
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Myron & Ed: Mortgage rates, the cost of Kilimanjaro and New Year’s resolutions
In episode two of Myron & Ed’s monthly money podcast Edmund Greaves, editor of Mouthy Money, and Myron Jobson, personal finance expert at interactive investor dig what’s happening to mortgage rates, the real cost of climbing Kilimanjaro, and important New Year’s financial resolutions.
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Is Blue Monday real?
Is Blue Monday a real thing, or just a concoction to encourage people to buy holidays? Edmund Greaves chats to MRM’s Chris Tuite to look at ‘Blue Monday’s’ origins and questionable motives – but ponders whether it might actually be worthwhile despite the PR spin.
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How Argentina lives with 200% inflation
Mouthy Money editor Edmund Greaves is joined by Argentine-American bitcoin educator Trevor Schrock to get to grips with what living with 200%+ inflation is like in Argentina, and whether bitcoin could one day be the solution to the problem.
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Why financial education matters – part two
Join Edmund Greaves for a thought-provoking discussion with Sarah Marks, CEO of RedSTART Educate in the second part of our series on why financial education matters.
In this episode, Ed and Sarah delve into the landscape of financial education, examining the importance of providing individuals with essential financial literacy skills.
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Ed and Myron: our financial lives and the Autumn Statement 2023
We’re very excited this week to launch a brand new collaboration on the Mouthy Money podcast. Editor Edmund Greaves and interactive investor personal finance expert Myron Jobson have teamed up to create a brand new series of longer-form podcasts on the Mouthy Money podcast channel.
In the first edition, Myron and Ed dig into their own backgrounds to consider some of the things that have shaped their money lives, including hardworking mums, becoming dads and the lessons they’ve learned from their own mistakes and experiences with money.
They also round up some of the big news from November’s Autumn Statement and how this could affect your money in 2024. Stay tuned and subscribe to our podcast channels to hear more from them in the coming months!
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Why financial education matters – part one
Editor Edmund Greaves chats with financial journalist and children’s book author Sonia Rach to explore the importance of starting early with kids, who learn financial habits as early as age seven.
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The Young Money report
Welcome to Episode 10 of the Mini Money Podcast! Join our host, editor Edmund Greaves, alongside our guest, Chris Tuite, MRM Director and Head of Consumer Finance.
In this episode, we explore the recently released ‘The Young Money Report,’ an MRM report in collaboration with Mouthy Money.
Gain valuable insights as Ed and Chris discuss key findings and explore how industry experts reacted to the findings.
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Diary of an SME owner
Episode 9 of Mini Money Podcast, featuring the small business owner and Mouthy Money columnist Michael Taggart.
We dive into Michael’s personal finance background and his journey to running his own small business MDTea.
Plus we find out what he’d do if he won the lottery, and what he’d do as Chancellor for the day.
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The problem with vets
‘The Problem with Vets’ delves into the soaring expenses of veterinary care.
Join us as we dissect the CMA’s investigation and unravel the complex connection between pet owners, private equity, and your furry friend’s well-being.
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Emergency funds
Francesca and Edmund tackle the essentials of personal finance amid some unexpected background drilling noise.
It’s not your typical podcast interference; we’re just “drilling down” on the money matters!
They’ll guide you through building an emergency fund, spill the beans on surprising inflation trends, and share the top Money Blogs of the Week from Mouthy Money.
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Financial goals
Join Francesca and Ed in the latest episode of the Mini Money Podcast for an engaging discussion: Francesca and Ed define the financial term of the week, “portfolio,” and delve into its significance in personal finance.
Ed answers essential questions about financial goal setting, risk assessment, tax considerations, asset allocation, and the role of financial advisors in portfolio management. Discover two thought-provoking blogs from Mouthy Money: “How to make money from retail deal arbitrage” by Nick Daws and “Project Mbappe: what are the true costs of making your child a sport star?” by Barnaby Sargent Megicks.
Stay updated with the latest financial news highlights courtesy of Ed. Don’t miss out on this informative episode! Tune in to gain valuable insights into managing your finances effectively. Remember to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with the Mini Money Podcast.
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Rising interest rates
Join Francesca, your host, and our Mouthy Money Editor, Edmund Greaves, as they dive into the fascinating world of finance and money management.
In this episode, we start with our “Word of the Week,” where we demystify the term “interest rates.” Ed shares his insights and answers some burning questions, including how interest rates vary among UK savings accounts.
Get ready for some valuable tips on leveraging rising interest rates for your investments and understanding the impact of inflation on your savings and investments.
But that’s not all! We also discuss the latest Mouthy Money blog articles, including an exciting opportunity to get your will written for free in October. Trust us; you won’t want to miss this important financial advice.
And in our “Must Know Money News” segment, Ed delves into the hot topic of Inheritance tax abolition, asking whether it will truly save the richest £1 million. As always, Ed provides his expert insights to help you navigate the complex world of finance. Be sure to check out the full articles on the Mouthy Money website for even more in-depth information.
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The Money Mole
Welcome to another exciting episode of the Mini Money Podcast!
Join your host, Francesca, and Mouthy Money Editor Ed Greaves as they dive into the world of personal finance and introduce the enigmatic Money Mole!
In this lively episode, they kick things off with the Word of the Week: “liability.” Ever wondered how personal liabilities impact your financial journey? They’ve got the answers!
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Pension Awareness Week
In this episode, we celebrate Pension Awareness Week by delving into the world of pensions with our financial expert, Ed, and host Francesca.
Discover the ins and outs of pensions, types of pension plans, government’s role, and much more. Ed answers key questions, offering valuable insights and tips for better financial planning.
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Intro to Mini Money
Welcome to the Mini Money Podcast, your weekly financial knowledge boost! Are you tired of feeling lost in the financial jargon jungle?
Look no further! Join us every week as we dive into the world of money and make it simple for you. In each episode, we’ll take a deep dive into a different financial word or concept, breaking it down into plain and understandable terms that anyone can grasp.
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting on your financial journey, we’ve got you covered. But that’s not all!
We’ll also keep you in the loop with the latest financial blogs of the week, offering insights and tips to help you make informed decisions about your money.
Plus, we’ll bring you up-to-date with any other relevant financial news that you need to know. Stay informed, stay empowered, and stay financially savvy with the Mini Money Podcast. Subscribe now, and let’s make finance easy and fun together!
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