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The Mouthy Money Podcast

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

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…

Passive vs active funds: is there a clear winner?

Investors looking to choose where to put their money should weigh up the costs and…

The Government and media are to blame for pensions withdrawals mess

The government and media have a lot to answer for over pension withdrawals – let’s…

How to invest in UK bitcoin and crypto ETNs

Now that bitcoin and other crypto ETNs are set to be made available to retail…

Working to fund study – the good, the bad and the, erm, good again

Working part time during studies can be stressful and exhausting but also highly rewarding. It…

Savings hacks: how and when to start an ISA

Is it worth saving? Look at it this way. If you have a nest egg,…

Is less more? Why I am joining the minimalist movement!

I recently met up with consumer finance journalist and blogger Michelle McGagh. Michelle is making…

How to have the perfect wedding for around £5K (it can be done!)

OK, wedding’s done, all married up and that. It’s taken us about two months to…

Eight inexpensive ways to keep your kids busy this summer

High incidences of childhood obesity and the ongoing quest to unplug our children from whichever…

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…

Are you saving for your children’s future? (Big bills are coming!)

Just when you think you’ve emerged, triumphant, from childcare costs, someone sensible reminds you that…

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