
If you find managing your money a struggle, this is the podcast for you. From The Irish Times, Better With Money is a crash-course in how to spend responsibly, save effectively and make big financial decisions wisely.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusinessEducationHow To | |||

This episode first aired in April.It's exactly the one you need to hear if you buy so many items online, you feel you need to sneak them past your partner / family / housemates before they see another package arrive at the door. Even at a time of spi... more
This episode was first published in September 2025 so the prices quoted will reflect a time when Donald Trump hadn't started a war with Iran, the Strait of Hormuz was open and inflation wasn't as high as it is now. However the information is rock sol... more
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If you have found yourself at the point at which you're finally ready to invest, but you don't know how to do your research into index and exchange traded funds (ETFs), this is the episode for you.
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Very useful for finances in Ireland
Love this podcast. Have learnt a lot from listening to the episodes. Thanks for finally creating something that is specific to the Irish Market.
Love this podcast. Breaks down money and investing simply.
One of the best podcasts I've listened to in a while. Interesting insights into other people's experiences, and very useful tips on saving, spending, clearing dept and longer-term investing in the future. Thank you!
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This show focuses on practical personal finance in an Irish context, covering beginner investing, low-cost index funds, tax considerations, budgeting, sinking funds, and everyday money decisions. Episodes frequently feature financial professionals and practitioners who translate complex topics into actionable steps, with an emphasis on long-term planning, cost awareness, and accessible language. A notable strength is how it blends expert analysis with relatable stories from listeners and practitioners, making nuanced topics like deemed disposal, pensions, and tax credits approachable for everyday savers and first-time investors.
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Better With Money launched a year ago and published 41 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Better With Money include:
1. Neil Briscoe
2. Garrett Fox
3. Annmarie Gaynor
4. Shay Lally
5. Conor Pope
6. Cian Carolan
7. Gwen Harris
8. Sjoerd Bak
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