We hear the word "wealth management" used a lot in personal finance. But what exactly is it and what can you be doing now to maximise your wealth?

• Today our podcast guest Natasha Percy-Baxter, a UK-based wealth manager, shares:
• Her journey into financial planning and her passion for wealth management
• Money myths she had to let go of:
• Common barriers that women face when it comes to wealth management and how they can overcome them
• When to start thinking about wealth management How to navigate wealth management in a recession?

About Natasha Percy-Baxter

Natasha launched her own wealth management practice towards the end of 2021. Since then, she has been a columnist for Liz Earle Wellbeing, appeared as a guest on The Financial Planner Life podcast and was featured in The Times Top Rated Financial Advisers Guide 2022.

Natasha is on a mission to make financial education more accessible and works closely with her clients to instil in them the confidence to know that they are making the right decisions when it comes to their finances and their future.

How to connect with Natasha:

https://instagram.com/percybaxter_wealth_management (@percybaxter_wealth_management on Instagram)

https://percybaxter.co.uk (Natasha's Website)

Mentioned resources:

https://www.ftadviser.com/your-industry/2022/08/09/the-pain-hasn-t-even-started-yet-energy-price-cap-to-hit-4-2k/?page=1 (Natasha's Financial Times Article Contribution )

Book Recommendation: https://amzn.to/3A2Bbuq (What Color Is Your Parachute? 2022: Your Guide to a Lifetime of Meaningful Work and Career Success)

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

Everyone wants to make money NOW! A lot of people, out of desperation, turn to investing. However, investing requires long-term thinking. If you're in debt, want to build an emergency fund, or lost your job, you might think that buying stocks or cryptocurrencies is going to get you out of the pit you are in now. It won't and I am sorry to burst your bubble.

Instead, think long-term when you are investing.

If you had invested 10 years ago, imagine how different your life would look today. Put that same thinking hat on and start investing today so you can look back in 10 years and thank yourself for it.

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Everyone wants to make money NOW! A lot of people, out of desperation, turn to investing. However, investing requires long-term thinking.

If you're in debt, want to build an emergency fund, or lost your job, you might think that buying stocks or cryptocurrencies is going to get you out of the pit you are in now. It won't and I am sorry to burst your bubble. Instead, think long-term when you are investing.

Today's episode will focus on thinking long-term when investing. If you had invested 10 years ago, imagine how different your life would look today. Let's put that same thinking hat on and start investing today so you can look back in 10 years and thank yourself for it.

Thank you for tuning in today; I would love to hear from you about this Podcast episode. Send me a DM on Instagram or an email to [email protected]

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

Summer, as you know, is a time to enjoy, relax, take naps, sweat, eat a lot, and spend time with friends and family. So Esther decided to record a quick podcast episode about what she's been up to.

Esther's summer update

In this week's podcast episode, Esther shares:

• What fun things I have been up to this summer
• Resigning from my job and starting a new role dream role!
• Words of encouragement to finish the summer 💪 strong!
• How to rise above your money mistakes and poor money choices!
• Learn how Boss of My Money can help you with financial management.

Thank you for tuning in today; I would love to hear from you about this Podcast episode. Send me a DM on Instagram or an email to [email protected]

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

In today's podcast episode Kimmora shares her experience on the 10 Pillars For Financial Success Accountability Programme at Boss Of My Money.

About Kimmora Ward

Kimmora Ward, is an Auditor by profession and self-published poet from Montserrat.

Kimmora has been able to pay off debts, save money, and is preparing to start investing. I am super proud of Kimmora and her journey has been great to witness.

Make sure to check out Kimmora's poetry collection Inner Reflections: Thoughts that came from within, which is available on Amazon.

You can also find Kimmora on Instagram https://instagram.com/Kimward2586 (@Kimward2586 on Instagram)

Thank you for tuning in today; I would love to hear from you about this Podcast episode. Send me a DM on Instagram or an email to [email protected]

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

You probably know that you need to budget and are aware of the benefits of budgeting, but you find it too depriving and want to give up on your budget or are prevented from even getting started with creating a monthly budget that actually works.

In today's podcast episode, I will share four things you can do to stop feeling deprived by your budget.

Stick around till the end, when I'll be summarising the key points, giving you actionable steps to implement, as well as introducing a new segment called "Answering your money dilemmas."

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

In today's podcast episode, you will learn about the fear of money phobia, how to spot it, and tips to overcome the fear of money.

For us to achieve complete financial wellness and build true wealth, we must overcome any fears we have about money.

Stick around till the end when I will be:

• Summarising the points made.
• Giving you actionable steps to implement.
• Introducing a new segment called the weekly share-worthy money news roundup, where I share-worthy news to help you keep abreast of what's happening in the world that can both positively and negatively impact your financial situation.

What exactly do we mean by a tight budget?

A tight budget can be anything from living paycheck to paycheck to not having wiggle room in your finances to save, have fun, invest, and achieve your goals.

Having a tight budget can be a short-term or long-term concern. Either way, you are going to need to determine what actions you will take to get through those unwanted seasons.

In this episode, I share seven steps you can take to fix a tight budget.

1. Save money by negotiating your bills and expenses

2. Focus solely on necessities and temporarilyy

3. Reduce or pause your savings contributions temporarily

4. Put your investments on hold

5. Have the option of cancelling future commitments - prepare to say no!

6. Make more money

7. Create and review your budget on a regular basis

I also introduce a new segment called "Random Money Facts," where I share facts about money to help you develop your financial literacy and get more comfortable talking about money.

I would love for you to let me know which one of the seven tips you are going to try or your own tips for working on a tight budget. Send me a DM on Instagram right now. Go to the Boss of My Money Instagram handle.

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

When you are stressed about your finances it can really take over everything in your life, making you feel sad, angry, and anxious and like there is no solution or a way out.

In this podcast episode, I share a recent personal experience of when I became stressed about a financial issue and the steps I took to manage this stress.

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and not financial advice.

In this podcast episode, Esther shares outdated personal finance money advice you might want to stop following as they are not effective in today's economy.

1. Taking baby steps

2. Thinking that solely making cuts will help you beat the recession

3. Trying to figure things out on your own

Esther also shares three tips to help you with personal finance.

1. Get intense with your financial goals

2. Invest

3. Get help now

If you really want to be debt-free, save money and achieve financial freedom stop following this bad money advice and instead implement the solutions mentioned in this episode!

P.S The information provided is for educational purposes only and not financial advice.