Rebecca Goodman, Author at Mouthy Money

The Mouthy Money Podcast

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

Budget 2025: Pension salary sacrifice changes explained

The Government has announced a new limit on how much workers can save into a…

Budget 2025: what it means for your money

Savers and earners bear the brunt of a big tax-raising Budget from the Government. The…

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…

Rebecca Goodman

Award-winning freelance journalist with a decade of experience working for online and print publications in the consumer sector.

Is now the right time to buy an electric car?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, John Rawlings, answers a reader’s question on the pros…

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…

When can I open a Great British ISA or UK ISA?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Laith Khalaf, answers a reader’s question on the new…

Is there any point in claiming child benefit?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Sarah Coles, answers a reader’s question on the upcoming…

Do I need pet insurance for my dog?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Caroline Allen, answers a reader’s question on if they…

Do stay-at-home parents need life insurance?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Kathryn Knowles, answers a parent’s question on the pros…

Can I get a refund for my season ticket?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Martyn James, answers a reader’s question on refunds and…

What’s the best savings account for my baby?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Sarah Coles, answers a reader’s question on the pros…

Can I get a refund for a student loan overpayment?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist, Laura Suter, answers one reader’s question on how to…

Can I earn money by using less energy?

Mouthy Money Your Questions Answered panelist Abby Ward, explains to one reader how they might…

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The Mouthy Money Podcast

Budget 2025: Pension salary sacrifice changes explained

Budget 2025: what it means for your money

Confidence Crisis: Uncomfortable retirement prospects

Wealth and the breaking of Britain’s social contract

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

Rebecca Goodman

Is now the right time to buy an electric car?

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

When can I open a Great British ISA or UK ISA?

Is there any point in claiming child benefit?

Do I need pet insurance for my dog?

Do stay-at-home parents need life insurance?

Can I get a refund for my season ticket?

What’s the best savings account for my baby?

Can I get a refund for a student loan overpayment?

Can I earn money by using less energy?

Budget 2025: Pension salary sacrifice changes explained

Budget 2025: what it means for your money

Confidence Crisis: Uncomfortable retirement prospects

Wealth and the breaking of Britain’s social contract

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