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Anna Brading

Money and Us with Anna Brading is your reminder that it’s never too late to take control of your finances and change your life.

Anna is a Certified Financial Education Instructor, author and mum who knows first hand what it feels like to do all the things you’re taught to do and still feel completely lost with money. She figured it out, changed her life, and has since built a community of over 250,000 people, written a bestselling book and has been invited to Parliament to advocate for better financial education for all. Now she’s here to help you do the same.

Most of us were never taught how money really works. Almost three quarters of UK adults never received any financial education at school, so it’s no wonder so many of us feel overwhelmed, underprepared and like we’re somehow behind. We’ve convinced ourselves it’s too complicated, that we’ve left it too late, or that the advice out there just doesn’t apply to our lives. The reality of juggling work and kids, caring for elderly relatives, going through health challenges, and still showing up with a smile on our faces.

What if the right conversation, at the right time, could change everything?

Every week, Anna sits down with some of the UK’s leading experts for honest, real conversations about money in the context of real life. From entrepreneurship and investing to relationships, grief, addiction, parenthood and raising the next generation, these are the conversations that meet you where you are right now, not where you think you should be.

Money and Us is a space where no question is too small, no starting point is too late, and nobody is made to feel judged or behind. Most of us are figuring this out as we go, and that’s exactly what this podcast is here for.

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#13
Tuesday · 1 hr 14 min
How to Find Your Voice and Speak with Confidence with Caroline Goyder
Caroline Goyder has spent her career teaching people that the way they speak can matter just as much as what they say. In this episode of the Money & Us podcast, Anna talks to Caroline, voice coach and bestselling author of Gravitas, whose TEDx talk has now been watched more than 11 million times, about the surprising, largely unspoken link between how we speak and how far we get in life. Caroline shares research most of us have never encountered on how voice shapes the way we're perceived, trusted and even paid, along with why that link plays out so differently for men and women. She explains why voice is really about breath, and why breath is really about safety, something she believes we've largely lost touch with as a culture. Caroline speaks candidly about her own journey, including a formative moment early in her career when a talk went badly wrong in front of a large audience, and the practical, almost startlingly simple techniques she now teaches, from chanting for five minutes a day to the physical postures performers use to take up space and calm their nervous system before walking into a room. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt their voice let them down in a moment that mattered, and for anyone curious about the physical foundations of confidence and success. Key Moments: • How voice shapes trust, perception and pay • Why the research plays out differently for men and women • The moment a talk went wrong in front of a huge audience • How chanting changed Caroline's voice in three months • The physical techniques performers use to take up space • What wealth means to Caroline after losing her father Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:13 Can Your Voice Affect Your Success? 05:45 Why Your Voice Matters at Work 09:49 Why Public Speaking Feels So Scary 11:40 Caroline’s Worst Public Speaking Experience 14:20 How to Train and Improve Your Voice 18:57 Why a Lower Voice Sounds More Confident 21:23 How to Take Up Space and Command a Room 24:23 How to Prepare for a High-Stakes Conversation 28:13 How to Control Nerves When Speaking 30:12 Why Your Voice Matters More in the Age of AI 31:25 Where Real Confidence Comes From 35:39 The Secret to Rehearsed Spontaneity 40:02 How to Use Pitch and Intonation 45:29 How to Sound Charismatic Without Trying 49:09 What Famous Actors Taught Caroline About Confidence 50:04 Minnie Driver’s Advice for Handling Criticism 55:55 How to Ask for a Pay Rise With Confidence 57:26 How to Speak With Authority in a Job Interview 01:01:29 How to Stop Using Filler Words 01:04:50 Why Great Speakers Are Made, Not Born 01:06:21 Is Your Phone Making You a Worse Speaker? 01:09:07 Caroline’s Biggest Lesson About Confidence 01:10:24 Your Voice Is Part of Who You Are 01:11:18 What Does Wealth Really Mean? References: 1. Asli Ceren Cinar and Özgür Kıbrıs (2024), Persistence of Voice-Pitch Bias Against Policy Differences, Political Science Research and Methods, 12(3), 591–605. https://researchonline.lse.ac.uk/id/eprint/120372/1/Cinar_Kibris_Voice_bias_pitch_policy_differences_published.pdf 2. William J. Mayew, Christopher A. Parsons and Mohan Venkatachalam (2013), Voice Pitch and the Labor Market Success of Male Chief Executive Officers, Evolution and Human Behavior, 34(4), 243–248. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1090513813000238 Follow Caroline Goyder: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinegoyder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolinegoyder/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carolinegoyder Website: https://carolinegoyder.com Buy Find Your Voice: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07MT59K96/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1 Buy Gravitas: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gravitas-Communicate-Confidence-Influence-Authority/dp/0091954959 Buy The Star Qualities: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Star-Qualities-sparkle-confidence-aspects/dp/1447263251 Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z
#12
September 15 · 1 hr 14 min
When Your Financial Problems Aren’t Actually About Money with Money Mindset Expert Laura Moore
Two thirds of young people say their mental and physical health has been affected by their financial situation, and that statistic sits right at the heart of this conversation between Anna and Laura Moore, financial coach, financial wellbeing speaker and author of Find Your Wealth. Laura makes the case that money has been treated as its own separate category for far too long, sitting apart from wellbeing, gut health or fitness, when in reality it's deeply tangled up with all of it. What money mindset actually means, and just as importantly what it doesn't, is where Laura gets candid. It isn't manifesting, and it isn't something reserved for people who already think of themselves as spiritual or woo woo. She explains how your instinctive answer to a simple question like how do you feel about saving reveals a mindset that's already there, whether you've ever examined it or not, and why untangling that mindset can shift your relationship with money more than any budgeting app ever could. Wealth itself gets redefined here too, stripped right back from the obvious answer of freedom. Writing her book changed Laura's own definition entirely, moving from freedom of time and travel towards something far more holistic, built from presence, memories, friendships and the creativity she gets to express. She talks honestly about the fear that used to stop her acting on her best ideas, and the scarcity mindset that creeps in when creativity gets blocked instead of expressed. This episode of Money & Us is for anyone who has ever felt that money conversations don't quite speak to real life, and for anyone ready to think differently about what wealth actually means to them. Key Moments: The statistic linking financial stress to mental and physical health Why money has been kept separate from wellbeing for too long What money mindset actually means, and what it isn't Laura's own shifting definition of wealth The link between creativity, scarcity and financial abundance Chapters: 00:00 Meet Laura Moore: Financial Coach & Money Mindset Expert 01:04 How Money Impacts Your Mental & Physical Health 04:53 Is Money Mindset Just “Woo Woo”? 08:15 Laura’s Personal Relationship With Money 13:26 Saving £15,000 & Walking Away From Drama School 18:30 Letting Go of the Life You Thought You’d Have 21:58 “You Can’t Read a Map in a Snowstorm” 25:33 Why Your Job Doesn’t Have to Be Your Passion 27:42 How Laura Generated £17,000 by Thinking Differently 30:50 Is Money Mindset Really Just Psychology? 35:04 Stop Trying to Constantly Fix Yourself 38:56 Where Your Money Beliefs Actually Come From 42:01 How Two People Can Experience the Same Money Problem Differently 45:04 Radical Acceptance & Changing Your Perspective 48:24 Is It Really a Knowledge Problem or a Mindset Problem? 51:26 Why Investing Is More Behaviour Than Knowledge 56:29 Unpicking the Money Beliefs We Grow Up Hearing 58:35 Are Rich People Really Greedy? 01:03:17 The 2 Questions to Ask About Your Money Mindset 01:05:40 Anna Puts Laura’s Advice Into Practice 01:06:18 Do You Actually Need to Grow Your Business? 01:10:43 What Does Wealth Really Mean? 01:13:13 Why Acting on Your Ideas Creates Abundance Follow Laura Moore: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laura_ann_moore LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-moore-56650161 Website: https://www.mindmoneysoul.co.uk Buy Find Your Wealth: https://amzn.eu/d/0fEfVRAW Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z
#11
September 8 · 37 min
The Real Cost of Being Afraid to Fail
What would you do differently if you were just 10% less afraid of failing? Across the first ten episodes of the Money & Us podcast, one theme has kept coming up time and time again, albeit in very different ways: failure. In this special episode, your host Anna Brading brings together five of the most powerful perspectives from the series so far, exploring what failure really looks like, why our fear of it can stop us from starting and whether some of the things we label as failures are actually failures at all. World Cup winning England international Zoe Harrison knows what it feels like to come within touching distance of the ultimate goal, losing a World Cup final before eventually going on to win one. She talks about allowing herself to feel that disappointment before changing how she looked at what happened and using it to move forward. Serial entrepreneur and MBE Alex Depledge sold her business for £32 million. Her reaction? It wasn’t £100 million. Her story shows how comparison can distort our perception of success and leave even hugely accomplished people feeling as though they haven’t done enough. Author and founder of Sober Girl Society Millie Gooch challenges the idea that something has to reach rock bottom before we accept it isn’t working. Sometimes failure looks more like “rock middle”, repeating the same patterns while waiting for something dramatic enough to tell us it’s time to change. Investment expert Joshua Raymond spent years working in finance before he started investing himself. Sometimes failure isn’t trying something and getting it wrong. It’s allowing fear to stop us from beginning in the first place. Finally, Stewart McCulloch shares perhaps the most poignant perspective of all. After growing up in poverty, he went on to earn a £1 million bonus and build a life filled with the outward markers of financial success. Following the devastating loss of his wife, he was confronted with something no amount of money could fix. Throughout the episode, Anna shares her own reflections on failure, comparison, money and the things she may be avoiding through fear of getting them wrong. Money is a tool. It can create security, freedom and opportunity, but there are limits to what it can do for us. Failure isn’t always the disaster we imagine either. Sometimes it’s a perspective that needs changing, comparison creeping in, a pattern we need to recognise or a first step we’ve been too frightened to take. This episode is for anyone who has ever held back because they’re scared of getting something wrong, struggled to recognise their own success or found themselves wondering whether it’s time to change direction. Perhaps being a little less afraid of failure could change what we’re willing to go for. Chapters: 00:00 – What if you were 10% less afraid of failure? 02:22 – Lesson 1: Reframing failure | Zoe Harrison 15:24 – Lesson 2: When comparison feels like failure | Alex Depledge MBE 23:31 – Lesson 3: You don’t need to hit rock bottom | Millie Gooch 31:26 – Lesson 4: The failure of never starting | Joshua Raymond 34:50 – Lesson 5: When money fails us | Stewart McCulloch 39:48 – Anna’s final thoughts on failure Follow: Alex’s Depledge: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-depledge-mbe-22b57a14 Zoe Harrison: https://www.instagram.com/zoeharrison123?stkn=MW1xcWVydW93N3N5Zg== Millie Gooch: https://www.instagram.com/milliegooch?stkn=M2c3andteGN4eXMy Joshua Raymond: https://www.instagram.com/xtb_uk?stkn=MTAya3l2eGE1YWd1cQ== Stewart McCulloch: https://www.instagram.com/capuk_org?stkn=bGNtbjR4Z2l6eWJs Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z
#10
September 1 · 1 hr 13 min
What Nobody Tells You About Money, Marriage and Motherhood with Elizabeth Idowu
She has spent years on the front line of one of the most transformative moments in a person's life, and what she has seen challenges so much of what we assume we know. Mamadinya (Elizabeth Idowu) is an NHS midwife, educator, author of I'm Pregnant Now What? and founder of Mama's Classes. In this episode of the Money & Us podcast, Anna sits down with Mamadinya to explore one of the most important and undertalked intersections of all. Money and having a baby. Birth rates are declining. More and more people are choosing not to have children, or delaying the decision, and there is no disputing that finances play a significant role in that. For those who do take the leap, 97% of pregnant women worry about money, and so many of the anxieties women face during pregnancy are ones that financial support could actually ease. Mamadinya talks openly about what having a baby truly reveals about a relationship, why the village that used to support new mothers has gradually been disappearing, and why so many mums end up being the ones doing all the giving with nothing left for themselves. She also gets into the financial realities most people never discuss, and why looking after mum has to be part of the plan, not an afterthought. Whether you're pregnant, thinking about having a baby, weighing up whether you can afford to, or simply someone who loves or supports someone going through that season of life, there is something in this episode for you. Key Moments: 97% of pregnant women worry about money, and why that statistic matters more than most people realise The biggest misconception people carry into parenthood, and why it catches so many off guard What having a baby really reveals about a relationship, and whether someone wants to be a partner as much as they want to be a parent Why so many of the anxieties women face in pregnancy are ones that money can actually fix Why so many new mums end up being the only ones pouring into others with nothing left for themselves Why the village that used to support new mothers has largely disappeared, and what to do instead The one piece of financial advice Mamadinya wishes more women would hear before they give birth What wealth means to Mamadinya, and why her answer is all about community Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:49 Fact or Fiction: 97% of Pregnant Women Worry About Money 03:28 The Biggest Misconceptions About Pregnancy 06:08 Why Mamadinya Started Educating Women Online 08:23 The Pregnancy Fears Women Worry About Most 11:20 What Expectant Parents Are Really Afraid Of 13:57 Do You Want To Be A Parent… Or A Partner? 16:54 Green Flags To Look For Before Having Children 19:18 Why Relationships Change After Having A Baby 22:04 The Card Game Every Couple Should Play Before Pregnancy 26:18 How Much Money Should You Save Before Having Children? 31:29 Why Mums Need Looking After Too 33:54 Money Anxiety During Pregnancy 36:33 The Baby Products You Don't Actually Need 41:02 Why Every Mum Deserves Better Postnatal Care 44:20 Pregnancy, Social Media & The Pressure To Bounce Back 46:04 Pregnancy Depression Nobody Talks About 47:26 Should Partners Carry More Of The Financial Load? 52:18 The Funniest Labour Ward Stories 56:28 The Identity Shift That Comes With Motherhood 59:22 Why So Many Mothers Grieve Their Old Life 01:03:11 Life Doesn't End After Motherhood 01:05:06 What Pregnancy Teaches You About Resilience 01:08:25 Why Every Mum Needs A Support Network 01:11:37 What Wealth Really Means 01:13:20 Final Thoughts Follow Mamadinya: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mamadinya/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/elizabeth-idowu-b771aa290 Website: https://www.mamasclasses.com Buy Talks By The Bump: https://talksbeforethebump.com Buy I’m Pregnant … Now What?: https://amzn.eu/d/01WpjWta Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
#9
August 25 · 1 hr 12 min
What Grief Taught A CEO About Wealth with Stewart McCulloch
There's a photograph Stewart McCulloch still remembers clearly. A red cheeked man in an expensive suit, a false smile, eyes that gave everything away. The world called him a success. He knew he wasn't. In this episode of the Money and Us podcast, Anna talks to Stewart, CEO of Christians Against Poverty, about the years that took him from a childhood of real poverty in Coventry to a million pound bonus as a City CEO, and the grief that eventually pulled the whole thing apart. Stewart talks with real honesty about losing his first wife suddenly, and the lonely, disorientating months that followed when the map he'd built his entire life around no longer made any sense. He describes what he calls a death and a rebirth, the strange comfort of a presence he couldn't explain, and the moment he arranged his own baptism as an adult because something in him needed to mark the end of who he used to be. That grief eventually led Stewart somewhere he never expected, from an insurance boardroom to microfinance work with mothers in Ghana, and now to leading one of the UK's most trusted debt charities. He speaks candidly about the scale of financial hardship in this country today, how little it has to do with how much someone earns, and why so many people suffer through it completely alone. This episode is for anyone who has ever questioned what they're really working towards, and for anyone who has learned, the hard way, that wealth and meaning are not always the same thing. Key Moments: The childhood shame of growing up without enough Climbing to CEO and the million pound bonus that changed nothing The moment outside the Gherkin he couldn't ignore Losing his first wife and the years of grief that followed His own adult baptism and what it symbolised The move into charity work and helping mothers in Ghana The reality of debt and financial stress across the UK today Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:35 What Christians Against Poverty Actually Does 03:36 Fact or Fiction: Half of Britons Will Face Debt 06:12 Growing Up Poor in Coventry 10:23 From Poverty to a £1 Million Bonus 14:48 Why Success Didn't Make Me Happy 16:31 Losing My Wife Changed Everything 20:37 Finding Purpose After Grief 27:12 Leaving Corporate Life for World Vision 31:54 What Extreme Poverty Taught Me 36:09 Helping the UK's Wealthiest Give Back 46:52 The Hidden Generosity Most People Never See 50:17 The CAP Story That Changed My Perspective 52:58 Why Shame Keeps People Trapped in Debt 56:23 From Helping the Rich to Fighting Poverty 01:02:01 Where Real Happiness Comes From 01:05:20 What To Do If You're Struggling With Debt 01:10:40 Why There's Always Hope Follow Stewart McCulloch: LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/stewart-mcculloch-507432 Website: https://capuk.org Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
#8
August 18 · 1 hr 17 min
Why Almost Half of Women Will Be Single by 2030 with Lucy Meggeson
She has been single for eight and a half years, built a career around it, and says she wouldn’t have it any other way. Lucy Meggeson is the author of Shiny Happy Singles (Thrive Solo in the US), host of the Thrive Solo podcast, and one of the most compelling voices challenging everything we think we know about singleness, relationships and what a successful life really looks like. In this episode of Money and Us, Anna sits down with Lucy for a candid and thought provoking conversation about one of the most misunderstood topics of our time. What does it actually mean to thrive as a single person? Why do we still assume that being single is a problem to be solved? And what does money look like when you’re navigating life entirely on your own terms? Lucy challenges the fairy tale narrative most of us were sold from childhood, the idea that success means marriage, children and happily ever after. She talks about the freedom, peace and emotional stability that single life can bring, the financial realities of living solo, and why by 2030, almost half of women aged 25 to 44 are predicted to be single. This is a conversation for single women who are ready to stop apologising for their lives, for partnered people who want to be better friends and allies, and for anyone who has ever questioned whether the life they’re living is the one they actually chose. Key Moments: • By 2030, almost 45% of women aged 25 to 44 are predicted to be single, and why that number doesn’t surprise Lucy at all • The fairy tale narrative we were sold as little girls and why it sets so many women up to feel like failures • Why Lucy believes that if a single woman tells you she’s happy, you should believe her • The financial realities of living solo, from the single person tax to the hidden costs most people never consider • The most underrated benefits of single life that nobody talks about, including peace, emotional stability and the lack of compromise • Why life is an inside job, and what that means whether you’re single or not • What wealth means to Lucy, and why freedom is at the heart of her answer Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:16 Fact or Fiction: Will Half of Women Be Single by 2030? 02:40 Why More Women Are Choosing to Stay Single 05:08 The Relationship Story We're All Taught 07:32 Disney, Fairytales & Finding Prince Charming 08:44 What Does Success Really Look Like? 10:36 Is Lucy Anti-Relationship? 12:12 The Reality of Being Happily Single 14:08 The Question Every Single Woman Gets Asked 15:21 Why Lucy Chooses to Stay Single 18:16 Why She Becomes Her Best Self Alone 20:03 Lucy's Relationship History 24:09 The Lockdown Moment That Changed Everything 25:30 Why She Created Thrive Solo 28:01 The Double Standard Between 'Spinster' and 'Bachelor' 31:04 Writing Shiny Happy Singles 35:12 Why So Many Women Feel Seen 37:16 How to Start Enjoying Being Single 41:29 Why Happiness Is an Inside Job 44:27 What Married Friends Need to Understand 46:07 Why We Don't Celebrate Single People Enough 48:45 Stop Putting Your Life on Hold 53:48 The Personal Growth That Comes From Being Single 57:43 The Money Reality of Single Life 59:26 Why Lucy Left BBC Radio 2 01:02:09 Starting Over During Lockdown 01:03:26 The Financial Cost of Following Your Purpose 01:07:00 The 'Single Tax' Explained 01:11:45 Financial Independence vs Financial Security 01:16:30 Final Advice for Anyone Feeling Behind in Life 01:20:15 Closing Thoughts Follow Lucy Meggeson: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thrivesolowithlucymeggeson/ LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/lucy-meggeson-a419a1227?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Website: https://www.lucymeggeson.com Buy Shiny Happy Singles: https://amzn.eu/d/02Mj0JId Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
#7
August 11 · 1 hr
What It Really Costs To Play for England with Zoe Harrison
She debuted for England in 2017, won the Rugby World Cup in 2025, and plays for one of the most successful clubs in the country. Zoe Harrison is one of the most exciting players in women's rugby, and this conversation goes far beyond the sport itself. In this episode of the Money and Us podcast, Anna sits down with Zoe for a candid conversation about elite sport, money and the realities most people never consider when they watch female athletes compete on TV. Zoe talks openly about the financial challenges facing women in professional sport, the significant gap between what spectators see and what athletes actually live, and why so many female players are still having to balance their sporting careers alongside full time jobs. She also gets into the mental demands of performing at the highest level, what elite sport teaches you about resilience, confidence and how to think about success, and why the mindset you build on the pitch follows you into every other area of your life. Perhaps most compellingly, Zoe reflects on something most athletes don't consider until it's almost too late. When a sporting career ends, you don't step off at the top. You step back to the beginning, years behind your peers, and have to start building all over again. It's a conversation about sport, money and what happens when the thing that has defined your whole life suddenly has to change. Key Moments: The G-force of a contact in women’s rugby is the equivalent of a car crash at 20mph How Zoe went from tag rugby at four years old to playing for England The financial reality most people don’t see when they watch female athletes on TV The lack of financial support in women’s club rugby and what that means day to day The mental challenge of performing at the highest level consistently Why elite athletes are so focused on the present that they forget to think about what comes next What happens financially when a sports career ends, and why it’s harder than most people realise What wealth means to Zoe, and why her answer is beautifully simple Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:55 Fact or Fiction: Rugby Hits Like a 20mph Car Crash 04:05 How Zoe Harrison Fell in Love with Rugby 07:53 Being Bullied for Playing Rugby 10:21 From Hobby to England International 13:27 Can Women Make a Living From Rugby? 18:20 How Women's Rugby Can Keep Growing 20:14 What It Feels Like to Play at a Sold-Out Twickenham 21:42 Preparing to Play for England 24:14 The Leadership Skills Rugby Taught Me 26:41 Losing the Rugby World Cup Final 30:16 Turning Defeat Into Motivation 36:33 The ACL Injury That Changed Everything 38:01 Why Her Injury Made Her a Better Athlete 41:26 The Sacrifices Behind Elite Sport 43:14 Fighting to Win Her Place Back 44:56 Winning the Rugby World Cup 47:01 The Emotional Side of Success Nobody Talks About 50:06 Why Purpose Matters After Achieving Your Goal 52:50 The Financial Reality of Women's Rugby 55:55 Planning for Life After Professional Sport 59:37 What Wealth Means to Zoe Harrison Follow Zoe Harrison: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoeharrison123/?hl=en-gb Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsors: Thanks to our sponsor PensionBee - https://www.pensionbee.com/uk XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
#6
August 4 · 1 hr 22 min
The Money Conversation Every Couple Needs To Have with Rotimi Merriman-Johnson, fiancée Dora Balusa and Simon Brading
Most of us know that money and relationships are deeply connected. Few of us ever talk about it honestly, especially not with our partners in the room. In this episode, Anna does something a little different. She sits down not just with one of the UK's most well regarded finance creators and financial advisors, Rotimi Merriman-Johnson, but with their partners too. Rotimi's fiancée Dora Balusa, a talented makeup artist, and Anna's own husband Simon join the conversation for one of the warmest, most honest and most revealing episodes of Money & Us yet. Together, the four of them explore what really happens when money meets love. From navigating salary differences and financial anxiety in relationships, to whether couples should combine their finances, how to set boundaries when work bleeds into home life, and why communication about money is one of the most important things can do before you walk down the aisle. This is the conversation most couples never have. If you're in a relationship, thinking about getting serious with someone, or simply want to understand how money really works between two people, this one is for you. Key Moments: • 1 in 5 Brits have considered ending their relationship over salary differences • Why only 22% of Brits find talking about money with their partner awkward, and why that number feels surprisingly low • How Rotimi and Dora met twice, once online and once on Hinge, and why the universe had other plans • Why Rotimi led on money conversations from day one and how that helped Dora become more comfortable with her finances • The case for couples therapy before the big issues arrive, not after • Joint finances vs separate pots, and why there’s no one size fits all approach • How two content creators manage work-life boundaries when everything is always on • What wealth means to Rotimi and Dora, and why their answers will stay with you Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:02 Fact or Fiction: Money & Relationships 04:27 How Rotimi & Dora Met 10:42 When Should Couples Talk About Money? 14:03 Who Should Pay on the First Date? 16:09 Money, Values & Cultural Expectations 18:38 Has Modern Dating Made Relationships Harder? 23:33 Does Being a Financial Expert Change Your Relationship? 25:28 Saving for the Future vs Living Today 31:13 Managing Money When You're Self-Employed 34:11 Setting Healthy Work-Life Boundaries 41:34 Why Couples Really Argue About Money 42:16 Navigating Cultural Expectations Around Marriage 45:06 How Children Change Your Relationship With Money 58:24 Black British Wealth: The Financial Reality 01:05:58 Why Representation Around Money Matters 01:10:11 Practical Relationship Advice That Actually Works 01:12:03 Love Languages & Financial Compatibility 01:13:12 Gender Roles & Splitting Finances 01:16:13 Joint Accounts vs Separate Accounts 01:18:55 Money Systems Every Couple Should Have 01:20:31 What Does Being Wealthy Really Mean? 01:22:36 Final Thoughts Follow Rotimi Merriman-Johnson: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrmoneyjar/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/rotimimerrimanjohnson X: https://x.com/mrmoneyjar?lang=en Website: https://www.mrmoneyjar.com Follow Dora Balusa: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dorabmakeupartist?igsh=MXZtbDE3Z2g0dHF6aw== Follow Simon Brading: LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/simonbrading?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
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July 28 · 1 hr 22 min
The Truth About Alcohol, Money and Mental Health with Millie Gooch
She went from a five night a week binge drinker to founding the Sober Girl Society, now the largest sober curious community for women in the world. Today, Millie Gooch is an author, mental health and addiction expert, and one of the most important voices on sobriety and alcohol culture in the UK. In this episode of the Money and Us podcast, Anna sits down with Millie for a candid and compelling conversation about addiction, money and the hidden cost of alcohol that most of us never stop to calculate. Millie opens up about her journey from anxious university student using alcohol to cope, to waking up at 26 and realising she simply couldn't carry on. She talks about the shame spiral, the debt, the mental health toll, and the moment everything changed. Not a dramatic rock bottom, but a quiet moment of clarity that she credits with saving her life. They also get into something most people never consider. The real financial cost of addiction, the way delivery apps have removed every barrier between us and substances, why we are living in the most addiction prone era in human history, and what we can all do to support someone we love who might be struggling. Whether or not alcohol has ever been part of your story, this is a conversation that has something for everyone. Key Moments: Over 1 million alcohol related hospital admissions in the UK between 2023 and 2024 How Millie went from a non-drinker to a five night a week binge drinker in a matter of months The hidden financial cost of addiction, from the drinks themselves to Uber cleaning fees and debt Why she describes her turning point not as a rock bottom but as a moment of clarity How delivery apps have removed every barrier between us and substances, including buy now pay later Why we are living in the most addiction prone era in human history The green light moments approach to talking to someone you're worried about What wealth means to Millie, and why her answer has nothing to do with money Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:01 Fact or Fiction: Alcohol & Hospital Admissions 02:55 Millie's Story: How Alcohol Took Over 06:26 Why She Started Drinking at University 10:24 The Moment Everything Changed 11:37 Getting Sober: The First Six Months 13:20 Are You Drinking to Escape Your Feelings? 15:03 Why We Don't Teach Emotional Resilience 17:00 Why Millie Founded Sober Girl Society 20:29 How Shame Fuels Addiction 22:59 The First Step to Breaking Free 24:18 Why British Drinking Culture Is So Normalised 29:15 The Financial Cost of Alcohol Addiction 31:17 Does Alcohol Really Make You More Yourself? 34:45 Are We Living in an Age of Addiction? 36:11 Alcohol Delivery Apps & Instant Gratification 38:09 Social Media, Vaping & Modern Addictions 41:03 Finding Hope in an Overwhelming World 44:18 The Hidden Financial Impact of Addiction 46:40 The £27 Billion Cost of Alcohol 50:33 The Alcohol Harm Paradox Explained 52:08 How Alcohol Change UK Is Driving Reform 56:12 Why We Need More Friction, Not Less 58:45 Alcohol, Marketing & Social Conditioning 01:03:12 What a Healthier Relationship With Alcohol Looks Like 01:07:40 Final Advice for Anyone Struggling 01:10:18 Closing Thoughts Follow Millie Gooch: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milliegooch/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/milliegooch?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Website: https://sobergirlsociety.com/pages/welcome-let-us-show-you-around Buy Hangxiety: How Alcohol Messes with Your Mind: https://amzn.eu/d/05GPWRNq Buy The Sober Girl Society Handbook: https://amzn.eu/d/03IcVXoe Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
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July 21 · 1 hr 4 min
Everything You Need To Know About Investing with Joshua Raymond
He spent his first six years working in the finance industry without investing a single penny of his own money. Today, Joshua Raymond is the Managing Director of one of the UK’s fastest growing investment platforms and one of the most straight talking voices on how everyday people can start building real wealth. 11.6 million adults in the UK are ready to invest but still haven’t taken the first step. Anna sits down with Joshua to break down exactly what is stopping them, why the barriers are far lower than most people think, and why the most important shift is not financial but psychological. Investing, he argues, is just another form of saving. We just don’t see it that way yet. From ISAs and ETFs to market volatility and the psychology behind our money decisions, these are exactly the conversations that Money and Us was created to have. No jargon, no overwhelm, just the clarity most of us have been waiting for. Key Moments: • The stat that will surprise you: 11.6 million UK adults are ready to invest but haven’t started yet • Why Joshua spent six years working in finance before investing a single penny himself • The catch and throw analogy that explains everything you need to know about long term investing • Why investing is just another form of saving and how that one realisation changes everything • The biggest blockers stopping people from investing and how to overcome them • What to do when markets are volatile and headlines are scary • How to actually start investing, step by step, from choosing a broker to making your first deposit • What wealth means to Joshua, and why his answer is about comfort, not luxury Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:00:56 Fact or Fiction: 11.6 Million People Want To Invest 00:02:36 How Joshua Ended Up in Finance 00:04:24 Why He Waited 6 Years Before Investing 00:08:24 What XTB Actually Does 00:12:08 Why Covid Changed Investing Forever 00:16:24 Why Investing Should Be As Normal As Buying Coffee 00:20:13 Why Your Savings Could Be Losing Value 00:23:42 The Biggest Mistakes New Investors Make 00:26:35 What Happens When Markets Crash? 00:29:25 Why Millions Still Haven't Started Investing 00:32:26 Why Starting Small Beats Waiting 00:34:00 Why Joshua Is Terrible At Trading 00:37:20 Trading vs Investing: What's The Difference? 00:40:09 The Fear Of NOT Investing 00:44:26 A Beginner's Step-By-Step Guide To Investing 00:48:03 What Should You Invest In First? 00:51:08 You Don't Need Thousands To Start Investing 00:53:05 The Biggest Investing Myths Debunked 00:58:30 How To Build Wealth Over Time 01:03:45 Final Advice For First-Time Investors 01:06:00 Final Thoughts Follow Joshua Raymond at XTB: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/xtb_uk?igsh=MTAya3l2eGE1YWd1cQ%3D%3D Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/xtb/?locale=en_GB X - https://x.com/XTBUK LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/xtb/ Follow Anna Brading: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website - https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube - https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor book here - https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
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July 14 · 1 hr 17 min
Why Financial Anxiety Is Already Destroying The Next Generation with Abi Foster
She was the shy one in her family, failed to shine in exams, and much to the dismay of her parents, quit her accountancy career to move to Australia and become a yoga instructor. Today, Abi Foster is not only a qualified accountant, but one of the UK’s leading finance content creators, author, presenter and founder of a business, Elent, taking financial education directly into schools across the country, teaching young people the money lessons most of us were never given. In this episode of Money and Us, Anna sits down with Abi for a candid and compelling conversation about the next generation, what they’re really worried about, and what we can all do to set them up differently. Youth unemployment in London is running at 26%. Young people are being priced out of the housing market before they’ve even started. Financial anxiety is already affecting their mental health. And yet money is still barely spoken about in schools, at home, or anywhere it actually matters. From the words we use about money at home, to home ownership, success and what wealth really looks like for a generation navigating a completely different world, this is the conversation that every parent, and every young person, needs to hear. Key Moments: • Youth unemployment in London is running at 26%, and Abi believes it’s only going to rise • Why the average millionaire is 55, and why young people have a dangerously distorted view of wealth • How the words we use about money at home shape our children’s financial beliefs for life • Why owning a house is no longer the success metric it once was, and what that means for the next generation • The four things every new parent should do for their child’s financial future • Why abundance, not scarcity, is the mindset Abi most wants to give young people • What Abi really thinks about financial education on the school curriculum • What wealth means to Abi, and why her answer is about freedom, not things Chapters: 00:00 Introduction & shocking facts about Gen Z and money 01:17 The financial literacy crisis facing young people 03:50 Abi Foster's childhood and entrepreneurial upbringing 08:10 Why she became an accountant 13:54 Leaving corporate life to teach financial literacy 17:42 Why money still isn't taught properly in schools 21:00 What students really want to learn about money 25:54 The biggest financial challenges facing Gen Z 28:50 How money affects children's mental health 31:54 The money beliefs parents accidentally pass on 34:16 Building an abundance mindset in children 37:04 Why owning a house isn't the only definition of success 42:08 Investing, pensions & building wealth beyond property 44:50 Should you save for the future or enjoy your 20s? 50:12 Is it ever too late to change careers? 58:19 Why the education system needs to change 01:06:20 Raising financially confident children 01:12:00 Abi's book, practical money advice & final thoughts Follow Abi Foster: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/abigailrosefoster/ LinkedIn - https://abifoster.com/contact Website - https://abifoster.com Buy The Money Manual - https://amzn.eu/d/04QALTRj Follow Anna Brading: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website - https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube - https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
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July 7 · 1 hr 22 min
The Truth About AI That Nobody Is Telling You with Jamie Bartlett
He interviewed Sam Altman in 2017, before most of the world had heard of him, spent hundreds of hours inside some of the darkest corners of the internet, from extremist forums to the darknet, and has become one of the most trusted voices on AI and society in the UK. Today, Jamie Bartlett is a five time author, tech journalist, and the person Anna wanted in her corner for this conversation. In this episode of Money and Us, Anna sits down with Jamie for a candid and compelling conversation about AI, money, and what it really means for all of us right now. Jamie talks openly about the dangers most people aren't aware of. The sycophancy built into every AI model that makes it almost impossible not to trust. The hallucinations that sound so convincing even experts get fooled. What AI really means for jobs, money, and the future of work, and how to use it wisely without being misled by it. This isn't a conversation for tech experts. It's for real people trying to navigate a world that's changing faster than most of us anticipated. Whether you're worried about AI, curious about it, or simply trying to figure out what it means for your life and your finances, this one is for you. Key Moments: • Why 3.5 billion prompts are entered into ChatGPT alone every single day • The golden rule of technology and why criminals and outsiders are always the earliest adopters • Why Jamie argued with Sam Altman in 2017 and what that conversation revealed • The story of Alan from Toronto and how AI hallucination combined with sycophancy led one man into a genuine delusion • Why every AI model is built to flatter you and why that's more dangerous than most people realise • What AI really means for jobs, money, and the future of work • How to use AI wisely without being misled • What wealth means to Jamie, and why his answer is about time, not money Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:00:45 Fact or Fiction: How Many AI Prompts Are Sent Every Day? 00:02:34 Why Jamie Studies People, Not Technology 00:04:23 The Story That Changed His Career 00:09:59 Growing Up Around Computers 00:12:59 When Jamie Realised AI Would Change Everything 00:18:56 Why Language Is the Key to AI 00:23:22 How AI Will Change Society Forever 00:28:48 Why AI Lies and Flatters You 00:39:02 The Man Who Thought AI Helped Him Invent New Maths 00:46:55 Are Our Jobs at Risk? 00:54:03 How Parents Should Prepare Their Children for AI 00:57:41 The Best Ways to Use AI Creatively 01:03:11 Should You Trust AI With Money? 01:06:22 The Biggest Mistakes People Make With AI 01:10:34 How to Write Better AI Prompts 01:15:42 What the Future of AI Really Looks Like 01:22:18 Final Thoughts Follow Jamie Bartlett: LinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jamie-bartlett-a091b6134 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jamiejbartlett/?hl=en X - https://x.com/JamieJBartlett Buy How To Talk to AI - https://amzn.eu/d/074Sznay Follow Anna Brading: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website - https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube - https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor book here - https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
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June 30 · 1 hr
The Woman Rewriting the Rules of British Entrepreneurship with Alex Depledge MBE
She was bullied at school, didn’t fit in at university, and spent the first 20 years of her life trying to make herself smaller. Today, Alex Depledge MBE is a serial tech entrepreneur who has built and sold multimillion-pound businesses, and was appointed the country’s first ever Entrepreneurship Advisor to the Chancellor. In this episode, Anna sits down with Alex for a candid and compelling conversation about money, ambition, and what it really takes to back yourself when the world isn’t quite ready for you. Alex talks openly about the emotional reality of entrepreneurship, what it actually costs, and why the moment she stopped trying to fit in was the moment everything changed. She shares why failure is so much more valuable than we give it credit for, and what she has learned from building and selling multimillion-pound businesses. They also get into the bigger picture. What AI really means for the future of work, why entrepreneurial thinking is fast becoming a skill we all need, and what Alex is doing behind the scenes to make the UK a better place to build a business. Whether you have ever thought about working for yourself or you simply want to understand what it takes to think and act more boldly with your money and your life, this one is for you. Key Moments: • Why 64% of Gen Z want to be their own boss and what that tells us about the future of work • Growing up feeling like you never fit in and why your difference might be your greatest asset • The emotional reality of building, scaling and selling businesses • Why failure is more valuable than we give it credit for • What AI is going to mean for all of us • What Alex is working on behind the scenes as Entrepreneurship Advisor to the Chancellor • What wealth really means to Alex, and her answer might surprise you Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:00:45 Fact or Fiction: Do 64% of Gen Z Want to Be Entrepreneurs? 00:02:05 Growing Up, Bullying & Never Feeling Like She Belonged 00:07:55 Why America Creates More Entrepreneurs Than the UK 00:12:16 The Moment She Stopped Playing Small 00:13:35 The Co-Founder Friendship That Changed Everything 00:15:43 Why We Need More Female Founders 00:18:27 Why Corporate Life Never Fit 00:20:53 From Safe Job to Starting a Business 00:22:03 The Idea That Became Hassle.com 00:23:03 The Phone Call That Changed Everything 00:25:08 How to Know When It's Time to Quit Your Job 00:26:42 What Great Employers Should Do Instead 00:29:35 Building an £8 Million Business Across Four Countries 00:31:23 Becoming a Mum While Scaling a Startup 00:33:31 Why Female Entrepreneurs Face Different Challenges 00:35:34 Starting a Business After Having Children 00:37:38 Why You Should Just Start 00:40:04 Selling a £32 Million Company 00:41:34 Success, Imposter Syndrome & Self-Worth 00:45:03 Becoming the Chancellor's First Entrepreneurship Adviser 00:50:49 Why Speaking Up Changed Everything 00:51:59 How to Stop Fear Holding You Back 00:57:18 The Future of AI, Work & Entrepreneurship 00:59:59 Happiness vs Contentment 01:00:21 Final Thoughts Follow Alex Depledge: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexdepledge/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-depledge-mbe-22b57a14 Website: https://www.alexdepledge.com Follow Anna Brading: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annajoybrading/ Website: https://www.mentoramoney.com Follow Money & Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mentoramoney/?hl=en-gb TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneyanduspod?_r=1&_t=ZN-97TWiGIYThe YouTube: https://youtube.com/@moneyanduspod?si=eezWMsuQ7uY4ipBP Buy Money Mentor: https://amzn.eu/d/03ISOm6z Sponsor: XTB - https://geolink.xtb.com/FKPRM Capital at Risk. Investment Values May Rise and Fall
June 16 · 5 min
Anna Brading: The Money Conversations We Should Have Been Having All Along
Have you ever felt like you’re doing everything right with money and still feel like you’re falling behind? You’re not alone, and you’re definitely not the problem. In this very first episode, Anna Brading shares the story behind Money and Us and why she felt compelled to create it. The truth is, most of us are navigating real life challenges that nobody else can see. The messy, complicated, invisible stuff. So much shame and embarrassment still surrounds the conversation around money, which means most of us suffer in silence rather than seeking the help and information we need. Money and Us exists for real people, living real lives, facing real challenges. Honest conversations that meet you exactly where you are, not where you think you should be. The reality is that money touches every single area of our lives, which is why throughout this series Anna will be covering a wide range of topics that don’t get spoken about nearly enough. From grief and addiction to parenthood and everything in between. These are the conversations that are long overdue. This is where it all begins. Welcome.

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