Money Talks

What does it take to run a thriving family business? How do you make financial decisions that ensure sustainability while staying true to your values? And what lessons can be passed down to the next generation of entrepreneurs?

On this episode of Money Talks, we sit down with Fernand Ernster, the force behind Ernster bookshops—a family business in Luxembourg—and the President of the Chamber of Commerce. Fernand shares his journey of joining the family business, the financial principles that have guided its success, and the lessons he’s passed on to his son, who is now running the bookshops. Tune in for a conversation about tradition, resilience, and making smart financial choices.

How do you turn a passion for fashion into a force for social and environmental good? What financial decisions go into building a purpose-driven business?

On this episode of Money Talks, we welcome Debbie Kirsch, founder of Devï Clothing, a slow fashion brand with a mission to empower marginalised women in India. Debbie shares her journey of creating an ethical business, the financial strategies behind her success, and how she’s inspiring consumers to make thoughtful choices. We explore the resilience it takes to manage such an activity, her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, and her vision for a more sustainable fashion industry. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about sustainability and entrepreneurship.

How does an athlete approach financial planning in a career filled with highs, lows, and early retirement? What role does budgeting, saving, and investing play when you're balancing a sports career and transitioning to entrepreneurship?

In this episode of Money Talks, we speak with Andy Schleck, former professional cyclist, Tour de France 2010 winner. Andy shares his journey from a family of athletes to his premature retirement at age 29, and his successful pivot to entrepreneurship with "Andy Schleck Cycles."

Tune in for a compelling conversation about resilience, adaptability, and financial literacy in the world of sports and beyond.

How do artists balance creativity with financial sustainability? What does it take to transform a passion for music into a lifelong career and successful business?

In this episode we welcome Gast Waltzing, Grammy Award-winning musician, composer, and conductor from Luxembourg. From his early days earning his first paycheck as a postman to creating iconic compositions and launching multiple businesses like Waltzing Parke Productions, Gast shares his journey of balancing artistic freedom with financial responsibility.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about making smart financial choices while pursuing a creative career.

How can pocket money habits shape adult financial behaviour? What role does planning play in a successful business transfer? And how can sustainable choices drive both financial and personal success?

In this episode we sit down with Léa Linster, Luxembourg’s top chef and the first woman to win the prestigious Bocuse d'Or gastronomic competition. She shares her insights on managing finances, making impactful choices, and innovating in the business of gastronomy.

Can financial planning help when you’ve chosen an unconventional path in sports and the creative industries?

In this episode of Money Talks, we speak with Sven Fielitz, a freestyle football artist and video production enthusiast, whose career blends acrobatics, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit. From developing his craft during the rise of YouTube to building a personal brand and collaborating with global sponsors, Sven shares his journey.

We discuss the challenges of financing a non-traditional career, managing sponsorships, balancing passion with long-term financial goals, and planning for the future in a globalized world.

What does it take to surf the unpredictable world of freelancing while managing a family and staying financially responsible? Can you align your career with ecofriendly and ethical principles?

In this episode of Money Talks, we welcome Natascha Bintz—social media influencer, content creator, and mom of two. From her beginnings as Miss Luxembourg and an international model to her current life as a "traveling mom" advocating for sustainable family tourism, Natascha shares her unique journey.

We discuss financial independence, building a personal brand, budgeting as a freelancer, and teaching children the value of money.