Millie Chapman, Author at Mouthy Money

The Mouthy Money Podcast

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

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…

Millie Chapman

Mouthy Blogger

If there’s a bargain to be had anywhere, Emily’s your gal. Theatre, drinks, baking and being treated like a VIP for free, not necessarily in that order.

Job hunting: five things I learnt along the way

Last summer, I decided that it was time to find a new job. Since graduating…

My book-free year

Last January, I decided that one of my New Year’s resolutions for 2016 would be…

Charity shop? Why not!

I have long been a lover of charity shops – in a culture of fast…

Why I will probably never stop buying clothes

Anyone who knows me knows that I love my clothes (almost as much as my…

Weather got you hot under the collar? Five ways to keep cool

So the UK is experiencing a few heatwaves and it’s slowly turning everyone slightly insane.…

Property vs pension: what’s safer than houses?

This is part three of a series of blog posts where Millie argues that, given…

Pensions vs property: why I see saving for a pension as a gamble

This is the second part in a three part series where our 26-year-old blogger questions…

Pensions vs Property: a dreadfully difficult dilemma (part 1/3)

Like many young people, including fellow Mouthy Money blogger Andrew, my goal is to buy a…

Not posh enough for the opera? This is how you get cheap tickets

I used to think that a trip to the Royal Opera House (ROH) in London…

How to get cheap tickets to the best theatre shows this summer

Summer is a strange time in Theatreland. The Royal Ballet has shut up shop at…

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The Mouthy Money Podcast

Pension salary sacrifice under scrutiny: what proposed changes could mean for you

Is property still Britain’s best investment? The numbers aren’t adding up

Find out your Budget 2025 income tax hike cost

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

What to expect from the Budget on pensions and inheritance rules

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

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

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

Let’s not mince words: the cash ISA cut is a stealth tax grab

Whisper it but – could Britain’s productivity problems be about to end?

Millie Chapman

Mouthy Blogger

Job hunting: five things I learnt along the way

My book-free year

Charity shop? Why not!

Why I will probably never stop buying clothes

Weather got you hot under the collar? Five ways to keep cool

Property vs pension: what’s safer than houses?

Pensions vs property: why I see saving for a pension as a gamble

Pensions vs Property: a dreadfully difficult dilemma (part 1/3)

Not posh enough for the opera? This is how you get cheap tickets

How to get cheap tickets to the best theatre shows this summer

Pension salary sacrifice under scrutiny: what proposed changes could mean for you

Is property still Britain’s best investment? The numbers aren’t adding up

Find out your Budget 2025 income tax hike cost

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

What to expect from the Budget on pensions and inheritance rules