I'm very excited to announce my 30-day podcast challenge.

For the entire month of September, I will release a new podcast every day. That's right; we've got new content for you in our themed month, Start Fresh September!!

In today's episode, I'll be giving you three reasons why you keep making the same money mistakes and how to change this!

Do you keep making the same financial mistakes and never seem to be able to overcome them? I can relate to that. So, why do you repeat making the same financial mistakes?

Tune in to hear my top three reasons why I believe we keep making the same money mistakes.

While so many people think more money will fix it all, it certainly isn't the case! You don't need more money to decide to quit making the same financial mistakes. You can start making good money choices now, so you know how to put it to work when more money comes.

If you are constantly making the same money mistakes, please consider joining my Budget Accountability programme waiting. It's a 6-month budgeting membership programme for the 9-5 worker who wants to take charge of their finances and develop lasting wealth.

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I'm very excited to announce my 30-day podcast challenge.

For the entire month of September, I will release a new podcast every day. That's right, we've got new content for you in our themed month, Start Fresh September!!

In today's episode, I'll answer a question from one of our Instagram followers, "How do we review/adjust our budgets as we run-up to Christmas?"

This is an excellent question that has arisen at an opportune time, given that Christmas is rapidly approaching. To answer your question about how to plan ahead for Christmas, I'll replay episode 2, a podcast I recorded last October called 20 Tips for a Debt-Free Christmas.

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I am super excited to introduce my 30 days podcast challenge.

For the entire month of September, I will be publishing a new podcast every single day. That's right, fresh content for you in our special themed month. Start Fresh September!

Today's episode is a Questions and Answer episode, where I will answer the questions you recently asked me to answer on Instagram. So, in case you didn't know- you can send your podcast questions over to me on IG as DM or email [email protected]

Today's question is: How to manage finances as a single parent?

You don't want to miss:

• Why managing finance for single parents looks different
• Three main budget categories for single parents to use Creating additional pots for you and your family
• How to get started with an emergency fund
• The mistake single parents make when investing
• Why earning more income needs to be a priority for single parents to hit their goals

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I am super excited to introduce my 30 days podcast challenge.

For the entire month of September, I will be publishing a new podcast every single day. That's right, fresh content for you in our special themed month. Start Fresh September!

Today's episode is a Questions and Answer episode, where I will answer the questions you recently asked me to answer on Instagram. So, in case you didn't know- you can send your podcast questions over to me on IG as DM or email [email protected]

Today's question is: How young to start teaching kids about money? You don't want to miss:

• Different types of financial concepts to teach your kids depending on their age
• How to incorporate everyday money lessons and education in your kids life
• Teaching your kids the Pay Yourself First concept
• Should you give your kids an allowance?
• Teaching kids business and entrepreneurship skills

I was hoping you could go to your favourite podcast platform and make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE, so you don't miss out on any of my money tips. And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a rating and a review on The Apple podcast and share your favourite episodes with your favourite human beings. Thanks!

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Too many folks make the error of planning the future without unpicking, learning from the past, or being deliberate in their actions now. History tells us how effectively we handled difficulties and enables us to learn from previous errors.

To achieve your financial objectives, you must first assess and explain your current position.

This podcast episode will help you ask the right questions to help you gain clarity about your financial situation.

The blog post mentioned with podcast episode: What is Net worth and how to calculate it?

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I was hoping you could go to your favourite podcast platform and make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE, so you don't miss out on any of my money tips. And, if you enjoyed this episode, please leave me a rating and a review on The Apple podcast and share your favourite episodes with your favourite human beings. Thanks!

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Almost everyone has tried budgeting at some time, and the majority of them have given up after failing.

I would not be where I am now if I had given up.

To assist you in reaching your financial objectives, I'd want to highlight five excuses or reasons why individuals don't budget their money and how to overcome them.

Grab my free mini-course on budgeting that will teach you how to get over having a 'perfect budget' and instead concentrate on making your budget practical and actually achieving your objectives.

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I meet many people who are in various phases of life and have concerns regarding life insurance. Some are single parents, newlyweds, couples beginning a family, or family members of elderly or sick parents.

As an FCA Licensed Life and Health Insurance Agent, I am qualified to talk on this subject.

Every day, I get to talk to so many women and men about this. On a weekly basis, I assist 3-4 families with their life insurance.

In this podcast episode, I want to explain what is life insurance and how it differs. I don't want to presume my podcast listeners know this, so let's start there. So let's get straight into it.

You don't want to miss:

• What is life insurance?
• The five different types of life cover:

1. Term life policy
2. A whole life policy
3. Level term
4. Death in service
5. Accidental Death

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So today I have a special guest, Natasha Hill, who will be sharing her financial journey, particularly how she paid £10k in debt and purchase her first property.

Natasha and I both recently purchased council properties around the same time. We must have closed a few weeks apart. So I'm really looking forward to discussing the process with Natasha.

What I appreciate about this guest episode is Natasha's emphasis on the importance of having a plan, setting an intention, and not allowing debt or a lack of savings to prevent you from achieving your goals.

So let's get straight into it.

You don't want to miss:

• Natasha's money story of paying off debt and getting back into debt
• What caused Natasha to make life changes at the start of the pandemic
• How Natasha paid £10k in debt
• The steps for buying your council property
• Additional expenses for buying your council property
• How side hustles help Natasha to achieve her financial goals

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When it comes to beating inflation, there is no surefire method. All you need to know is what it is and how it affects you based on your objectives. Because we all have different goals, low and high inflation rates will affect each person differently.

Simply do your best to keep your money safe by spending less than you earn, saving for up to five-year goals, investing long-term by starting now, and attempting to own more than you owe.

Maintain your debt-free status. I strongly advise you to listen to parts 1 through 4 of this podcast series on inflation so that you may gain a firm understanding of it and utilise it to plan for your life and future. So let's get straight into it.

You don't want to miss:

• 6 Tips on how to inflation-proof your finances
• Catch up on Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3

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We've established that inflation is something we need to care about because it will impact our money's spending power.

It will also determine what decisions we make when it comes to building our wealth.

In today's part three of our four-part inflation series, I'll be deep diving into the different correlations of inflation relating to savings, interest rates, pensions and property. So let's get straight into it.

You don't want to miss:

• Inflation and savings
• Inflation and property
• Inflation and interest rates
• Inflation and pension

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