The Meaningful Money Personal Finance Podcast

Here in session 102 we’re going to be talking about the end of the tax year and some of the things you could be thinking about. Even though the tax year is pretty much at the same time each year, it still takes many of us by surprise! In this session we’ll cover the main things to consider at this important planning time.

This week, we’re going to be talking to a lady called Louise Hill, who is co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of GoHenry. I’ve just signed up to GoHenry for my daughter and myself and so far, I’m delighted with the service. So pleased in fact, that I thought you would like to hear about GoHenry and how useful it is going to be for creating healthy discussions with children about money. Stay tuned for more…

Here we are at session number 101 , and we’re going to be talking about what we have learned in the first 100 sessions of this podcast. I want to summarise the key points that we have covered, point to some previous shows and pick out the best bits. Then, at the end, I’ll set us up for what’s coming in the next 100 shows!

We also have a listener question from Stuart, so stay tuned for that.

Here we are at session number 101 , and we’re going to be talking about what we have learned in the first 100 sessions of this podcast. I want to summarise the key points that we have covered, point to some previous shows and pick out the best bits. Then, at the end, I’ll set us up for what’s coming in the next 100 shows!

We also have a listener question from Stuart, so stay tuned for that.

It’s session 100 – woohoo! This week I have something a little bit different for you. It’s just a bit of fun, so if you came to this session for serious financial information, then I’m really sorry, you’ll have to wait till next week!

The bulk of this episode is a daft interview, of me, by my two daughters, Ellie & Kate, aged 15 and 11. I’ll spare you the details of that, but let’s get on to the important bit:

Thanks for the last one hundred sessions
So, after 100 sessions of this podcast, I think it is worth marking the occasion with some thank-yous for those who have helped me get this far. 100 sessions is a heck of an achievement, though I say it myself – many podcasts don’t make it past episode 10!

So thank you too:

I have now busted through 250,000 downloads, which is another cracking milestone. That’s taken just under two years since I began a weekly show in May 2013. If the current trajectory continues, then I could break half a million downloads possibly by the end of the year. I am now getting 5,500 every week. Please tell everyone you know!

It’s session 100 – woohoo! This week I have something a little bit different for you. It’s just a bit of fun, so if you came to this session for serious financial information, then I’m really sorry, you’ll have to wait till next week!

The bulk of this episode is a daft interview, of me, by my two daughters, Ellie & Kate, aged 15 and 11. I’ll spare you the details of that, but let’s get on to the important bit:

Thanks for the last one hundred sessionsSo, after 100 sessions of this podcast, I think it is worth marking the occasion with some thank-yous for those who have helped me get this far. 100 sessions is a heck of an achievement, though I say it myself – many podcasts don’t make it past episode 10!

So thank you too:

I have now busted through 250,000 downloads, which is another cracking milestone. That’s taken just under two years since I began a weekly show in May 2013. If the current trajectory continues, then I could break half a million downloads possibly by the end of the year. I am now getting 5,500 every week. Please tell everyone you know!

This week we’re going to be talking about Financial Planning for ex-pats. This is a session I’ve been asked to do many times, so for all of you who have asked – thanks for your patience, and I hope it is worth the wait! Today I’m going to be chatting to Richard Taylor, a financial planner current based in the UAE – stay tuned…