We’ve all heard the classic mantra that good investing should be boring. And that’s true: buy-and-hold, long-term, index-tracking investments are the best option for the majority of people, the majority of the time. But today we’re going to balance that by talking about having some fun with your investments. Some of them, anyway!

Today we continue our series entitled “Strategies For…” and we’re talking this time about Strategies for Working Less, whether that’s because you’re heading towards retirement, anticipating maternity or paternity leave or just want more time for yourself…

Today we’re going to be talking about strategies for impactful giving. Back in 2018 I interviewed a lady called Lauren Janus who gave us some great insights and I think it’ll be good to revisit things in this Strategies For season.

Last time we talked about strategies for giving money to your kids towards the end of life, this time it’s helping them as they grow up and become adults; things like getting them through university and helping them on the housing ladder.

Today in our second Strategies For… session, we’re going to look at how to give money away effectively to your kids, taking in gifts, pensions, trusts and lots more besides...

Today we begin a new season of the MeaningfulMoney podcast where each episode will be strategies for dealing with a certain financial situation. Today we start with Strategies for managing the pension Lifetime Allowance…

In this short update, I wanted to let you know a bit about what's going on with me and MM, plus explain why I'll be taking a break from the podcast for a few weeks...

Today I'm chatting with one of my absolute favourite personal finance YouTubers is Damien Talks Money. Today, he and I talk about the finance creator space, the dangers of it and its opportunities.

Today I’m chatting to Nate Klemp PhD, founder of Mindful Magazine and co-author with his wife Kaley of The 80/80 Marriage, all about how couples can work together selflessly to work towards a shared financial future.

Today I chat once again to Phil Billingham, who I chatted to back in Season 9, episode 4 about financial planning for ex-pats. Phil approached me with an interesting idea for a conversation about how financial advice has evolved over his 40-year career.