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Everyone talks about the Australian pensions system and how much the UK can learn from how much better it is. But what else can we learn from the Aussies about money?
Hope Coumbe, editor of Professional Adviser, catches up with host Edmund Greaves to talk about her experiences as an Australian living in the UK and what the Brits might be able to learn about money from the other side of the world.
Mouthy Money editor Edmund Greaves catches up with MRM's Chris Tuite on weekly money news and personal financial stories including:
Why interest rates are a big deal this week, why the Brit ISA sucks, a tax story that caught our eye, and Ed's battle of the bills.
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Mouthy Money bonus episode two: Ed lectures Chris on 'financial repression' - the little-known tool that the next Government might use to fix the economy, while Chris bemoans bad taxes and Ed recounts his trouble finding childcare for his son.
The Mouthy Money bonus podcast is cohosted by Edmund Greaves, editor of Mouthy Money and Chris Tuite, head of consumer finance at MRM.
In the first edition of a new weekly bonus show on the Mouthy Money podcast channel, host Edmund Greaves is joined by Chris Tuite, head of consumer finance at MRM to discuss the week's most important money news, and what's going on in their personal financial lives.
This week, Chris and Ed discuss General Election announcements, rainy day funds and not looking at your investments.
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🎧 Our Financial Lives and the Autumn Statement 2023
This week’s guest is university lecturer and author Dennis
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Could financial education solve the pensions crisis? This is the extraordinary possibility which Sarah Marks, chief executive of financial education charity RedSTART suggests this week when she caught up with host Edmund Greaves. Sarah shares the latest findings from RedSTART's multi-year education study as well as some surprising insights into why we're in such a collective fix with our retirement savings.
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