The Meaningful Money Personal Finance Podcast

I've long been a lurker in the UK Personal Finance Subreddit. One of the key resources that they put out is the UK Personal Finance Flowchart, which is a masterwork, it really is. It's basically a do this, then that, operating system for your personal finances. We'll cover a section of the flowchart in each episode and expand upon it, adding some detail.

Today we have another quick inbetweenisode where I'm talking to Ted Moreau of a very interesting site called Pickafund which I think has the potential to really help a lot of people find the funds they want to invest in.

I this week's inbetweenisode, I have a chat with long-time friend of the show, and one-half of the genius Property Hub duo, Mr Rob Dix about his book The Price of Money, which will REALLY help you understand the current economic state of affairs and what you should do about it…

We've covered some ground in this season, trying to make all of our lives easier when it comes to our finances. And today we need to talk about making other people's lives easier - we're talking about simplifying your legacy.

Today we're getting into Roger's specialist subject - retirement planning - and how to simplify the approach to it so that you can make it as easy as possible.

As we haven't covered financial behaviour in a while, it's a good idea to revisit the subject, and in the process we'll offer some advice on how to maintain a good attitude and posture towards your finances.

Insurance is part of the the foundation on which all wealth is built, so it's important not only that we have the right insurance, but that have it set up as simply as possible.

I have a ten-point checklist for an annual financial review, but even that might seem a bit daunting, so how can we simplify the process of keeping on top of your finances? IN this episode, Roger and I do our best to help…

Today we're continuing our season about Simplifying Everything and talking specifically about simplifying your investments. We certainly see a lot of complexity here when clients come to us. And while not everyone has a super-simple situation - sometimes complexity happens by accident - in almost every case, there's a level of simplification that can be achieved, and usually quite easily and quickly.

Today we're talking about simplifying pensions, an area of personal finance which is fraught with potential complication.