Series 2 of the podcast is focused around the topic of investing, something which I am really passionate about encouraging everyone to get involved with, especially women. Today we're talking about ethical investing specifically via your pension.

Rebecca and I talk about some of the challenges that women face with money, especially around investing and pensions.

We talk about;

• Why we don’t invest in pensions
• Some of the jargon around pensions such as SIPPs
• Some of the statistics around pensions
• The missed opportunity cost for women when we don’t invest in pensions
• Why we historically rely so much on the state pension
• How much we should be investing in pensions
• The principles of ethical and sustainable investing
• How women can invest and save the planet at the same time

Resources:

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Fidelity - Generation Self Employed

UN Sustainable Development Goals

Starling Bank

Starling Bank - Make Money Equal

A J Bell

NEST auto-enrolment - how to change the fund your pension is invested in

Fidelity - Financial Power of Women

Pension Bee - Future World fund

In this episode, I’ve put together a bunch of bite-sized snippets to help you get to grips with some common bits of investing jargon that people often ask about.

Investing doesn't need to be complicated, and the more comfortable you get with some of the key concepts, the more empowered you’ll feel to start.

You will learn;

• What the stock market is
• What the stock market index is
• The difference between passive, active, and index funds
• What an ETF is
• The very simple meaning of the many complicated investing jargon terms

Resources:

Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control. 

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In this episode of the podcast I am joined by Pete Matthew, a 21 year veteran financial planner, managing director of Jackson’s Wealth Management, podcaster (Meaningful Money) and author of The Meaningful Money Handbook.

Pete and I really dig deep into the basics of financial intentions. One of the things Pete is really focused on is being intentional with money, which is something I also talk about a lot here and within my community. Pete and I talk about;

• How to move from intention to action
• Pete’s 3 steps to financial success
• Being intentional about your foundations
• Core and satellite approach to investing

Resources:

Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control. 

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Listen to Pete's podcast - Meaningful Money

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Dave Ramsey - 7 Baby Steps to Financial Freedom

Podcasts

Pat Flynn’s Smart Passive Income

Michael Hyatt’s Lead to Win

Books

Gary Vaynerchuk - Crush It!

Gary Vaynerchuk - Crushing It!

Pete's book - The Meaningful Money Handbook: Everything you need to KNOW and everything you need to DO to secure your financial future

In this episode of the podcast I am joined by Pete Matthew, managing director of Jackson’s Wealth Management, podcaster (Meaningful Money) & author of The Meaningful Money Handbook.

Pete and I dig deep into financial intentions. Being intentional with money is a passion Pete and I share and both advocate. Pete and I talk about;

How to move from intention to action

Pete’s 3 steps to financial success

Being intentional about your foundations

Core and satellite approach to investing

In today's episode of the podcast I am speaking to Neil Bage, a behavioural finance expert.

Neil is a multi-award winning Fintech founder, and founder of a company called Be-IQ Ltd, and Neils’ expertise is focusing on the subconscious, and bridging that complex theory with the real world.

 

You will learn;

 

• Some of the differences between how men and women behave with money
• Behavioural biases
• The concept of anchoring
• The importance of investing vs saving
• Financial freedom and concept of loss aversion
• Understanding how we can avoid emotional decisions which can lead to financial losses

Resources:

Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control. 

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My Website 

My Online Courses - From Spender to Saver, Investing for beginners from £1

My YouTube Channel 

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Find Neil on his Website 

Follow Neil on Twitter

My Beginners Investing course. Use code PODCAST25 for 25% off!

Neil's recommendations

App - Get Chip

Herding/social compliance video

Women are better investors - Fidelity

Books

Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams - Matthew Walker

Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman

 

In today's episode of the podcast I am speaking to Neil Bage, a behavioural finance expert.

Neil is a multi-award winning Fintech founder, and founder of Be-IQ Ltd. Neil's expertise is focusing on the subconscious, and bridging that complex theory with the real world.

 You will learn;

The differences between how men and women behave with money

Behavioural biases

The concept of anchoring

The importance of investing vs saving

How we can avoid emotional decisions which can lead to financial losse

In today's episode of the podcast I am breaking down the difference between pensions and ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts).

 

You will learn;

 

• How to make your money work harder for you
• How pensions and ISAs are just different wrappers for your investments
• Where best to place your money depending on your needs
• The link between pensions, ISA's and your best pair of shoes!
• Why the word 'pension' has a negative connotation in terms of investing

 

 

Resources:

 

Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control. 

 

Join Catherine's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group

 

My Website 

 

My Online Courses - From Spender to Saver, Investing for beginners from £1

 

My YouTube Channel 

 

Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook 

In today's episode of the podcast I am breaking down the difference between pensions and ISAs (Individual Savings Accounts).

You will learn;

 

How to make your money work harder for you

How pensions and ISAs are just different wrappers for your investments

Where best to place your money depending on your needs

The link between pensions, ISA's and your best pair of shoes!

Why the word 'pension' has a negative connotation in terms of investing

In today's episode of the podcast I am joined by Melanie Palmer, CMO at Exo Investing.

Mel talks with us about her own investing journey, as well as covering some key questions and key themes around investing. We talk about the kind of things you should think about before starting to invest, such as;

• Should you be building an emergency fund?
• Should you pay off debts before you start to invest?
• What is a good amount of money to start with?
• Where is the best place to start?
• What robo advice is and how you can use it

Resources:

Book in a complimentary call to discuss how financial coaching can help you move from financial overwhelm to confidence and control. 

Join Catherine's Facebook Page and FREE Facebook Group

My Website 

My Online Courses - From Spender to Saver, Investing for beginners from £1

My YouTube Channel 

Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook 

Exo Investing

Find Exo Investing on Facebook 

My Beginners Investing course. Use code PODCAST25 for 25% off!

Money to the masses

Boring Money

In today's episode of the podcast I am joined by Melanie Palmer, CMO at Exo Investing.

Mel talks with us about her own investing journey, as well as covering some key questions and key themes around investing. We talk about the kind of things you should think about before starting to invest, such as;

Should you be building an emergency fund?

Should you pay off debts before you start to invest?

What is a good amount of money to start with?

What robo advice is and how you can use it