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The Mouthy Money Podcast

No money topic is too big or too small. Welcome to the Mouthy Money Podcast,…

Wealth and the breaking of Britain’s social contract

The distortions of wealth and the winners and losers in today’s Britain have fundamentally broken…

Find out your Budget 2025 income tax hike cost

The Budget on 26 November looks set to hike income taxes, here’s a calculator to…

Bank of England keeps interest rate at 4% as inflation worries linger

The Bank of England has held its base rate at 4%, keeping borrowing costs unchanged…

What to expect from the Budget on pensions and inheritance rules

As the Autumn Budget nears, Royal London’s Clare Moffat outlines what potential pension and inheritance…

Crowdfunding in the UK: perks, pitfalls and how to approach

Crowdfunding has opened company ownership to the masses, but as one investor’s experiences reveal, enthusiasm…

The Budget is coming – here’s what I’d like to see

The Budget is now less than four weeks away. The extraordinary speculation is effectively pointless…

Income is your most valuable asset – here’s how to maximise it

When we start to think about our incomes as a valuable asset and not just…

Life after graduation: it ain’t all coming up roses

Life, after you graduate, is something you dream of. No more 9am lectures to attend,…

Simple ways to spend your free time

During the week, I work hard. I’ve got an office job, I have a delightful…

My left foot: is it all over for our would-be marathon runner?

Quick update cos we need to talk. Okay, you know that thing in my JustGiving…

Carpooling: a sensible way to save, or a fast track to hell?

Brimming with optimism about his new carpool arrangement, my husband (H) gleefully calculated his fuel…

Mouthy Money competition, your chance to win a fabulously free lunch!

We’re holding our first competition! Turns out there is such a thing as a free lunch!…

Four great money management tools for children

With the school summer holidays in full swing, the options for keeping your kids amused…

How not having money can be a blessing in disguise

When we were 16, my best friend and I would fondly bemoan the life we…

Planning our finances: will the kids be alright if the worst happens to us?

I will admit that having proper conversations about my finances scares me a bit. Investments,…

Six of the world’s most expensive luxury products you will never be able to afford

One of my favourite things to do is imagine I am a billionaire, safe in…

Damage control tips for binge-shopping

They say the first tip for saving money is: ‘Don’t buy things you don’t need.’…

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