The Meaningful Money Personal Finance Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

Today I’m chatting with my friend Alastair Ford about a project we’ve been working on together, but also about our rationale for it and why we think it’s a timely addition to the Meaningful family of services.

Meaningful Coaching: https://meaningfulcoaching.co.uk 

Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/session545 

Today I’m joined by my friend Dave Algeo a mid-life health coach to talk about the link between health and wealth and lots more besides.

Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/session544

Dave’s Daily Sprout email: https://midlifereshape.com/MM24

Today we’re going to talk our second big mistake: starting late. Of course this may not be a mistake, it may be the result of circumstance, and as we all know, life doesn’t always conform to the perfection we’d perhaps wish for ourselves.

Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/BM2

I’m joined today by Jinesh Vohra from a company called Sprive, and their tagline is Mortgage Free, faster - which immediately piqued my interest.

I’m excited to bring you a real-life success story from a listener called David Calder. David reached out to me, basically to say thanks for the content, and told me the story of his journey over the past year or so. He suggested that he’d be happy to come on to the show and tell his story to inspire others, and hopefully, it’ll do just that.

This week, as an inbetweenisode, I thought we’d spend some time getting to know my good buddy Roger - he of the dulcet Cornish tones who has joined me for the past ten weeks or so on the podcast.

Roger and I have been advisers for nearly 50 years between us and we’ve long since learned that when it comes to advising clients, it really isn’t the money that’s important, but the way that clients behave towards their money. Today we’re going to give you some quick wins to help yourselves make good decisions with your money.

Every penny paid in costs is a penny which isn't growing for your future, so it stands to reason that we need to minimise the costs we pay. And tax is one of the biggest costs we can incur.

Here we are with another session of Quick Wins, this time to do with your estate planning. We want to help you make progress quickly, if this is something you've been wanting to get your head around. But even if you're thinking that you're WAY too young to be even thinking about that, there should be some stuff in here for anyone...

It's no exaggeration to say that having a decent protection programme in place is FOUNDATIONAL to everything else we do with our money. It truly is the thing that everything else is built upon. If it's a shaky foundation, then all our plans might come to nothing. That said, insurance is something that most people need, but no-one really wants to pay for, so we need to get the balance right, making sure that we have enough insurance, but don't overdo it.