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Money word of the week – helping understand key financial phrases and ideas

Welcome to Mouth Money’s Word of the Week, a weekly dive into essential personal financial…

Five ways to save money and pay off debt sustainably

Tolu Frimpong explores five easy ways to save money and decrease debt, while reducing your…

My boss wants me to return to the office, can I say no?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Ian Jones, answers a reader’s question on how to…

The psychology of pension success: Can you trick yourself into saving more?

Helena MacPherson highlights Brits’ pension saving struggles, urging small actions, connecting with the future self,…

There is no panacea to financial struggles of the many

Mouthy Money editor Edmund Greaves considers the findings of the latest Money Matters Index report…

Finance Dee

Mouthy Blogger

Finance Dee is a British-Jamaican living in the SE of England. By day she's a research consultant and by night a finance YouTuber and FIRE blogger

How much do you need to save for a comfortable retirement?

We all know it’s a good idea to save into a pension while we work…

Finance Dee’s common money myths DEBUNKED

There are a lot of common money myths that float around among family and friends,…

Do credit cards make good financial sense? Four reason why you should get one

Credit cards have a bad reputation, and the truth is when they aren’t used correctly,…

The four most important lessons I’ve learned about money in my 20s

I’m approaching 30 and I can safely say I have had my fair share of…

The 10 Pillars of Financial Independence – part two

There are 10 key ‘pillars’ to financial independence, says Mouthy blogger Finance Dee. In part two of a two-part blog, she explains the second five.

The 10 ‘Pillars’ of financial independence – part one

There are 10 key ‘pillars’ to financial independence, says Mouthy blogger Finance Dee. In part…

FIRE movement: four ways to achieve financial independence

Money blogger Finance Dee explains the four approaches to financial independence outlined by the FIRE…

Meet the blogger: Finance Dee

Mouthy Money catches up with new blogger contributor Finance Dee, on her number one personal…

I discovered the FIRE movement in lockdown – here’s how I plan to retire by my 43rd birthday

Follow money blogger Diandra Latibeaudiere-Gardner, Finance Dee, on her quest to retire by the time…

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Finance Dee

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How much do you need to save for a comfortable retirement?

Finance Dee’s common money myths DEBUNKED

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The four most important lessons I’ve learned about money in my 20s

The 10 Pillars of Financial Independence – part two

The 10 ‘Pillars’ of financial independence – part one

FIRE movement: four ways to achieve financial independence

Meet the blogger: Finance Dee

I discovered the FIRE movement in lockdown – here’s how I plan to retire by my 43rd birthday

Could financial education fix the pensions crisis?

Money word of the week – helping understand key financial phrases and ideas

WIN a copy of You’re not broke, you’re pre-rich by Emilie Bellet

Eight ways to be more mindful with your money

Five ways to save money and pay off debt sustainably