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Learn how to build wealth - investing, pensions, the psychology of money - even things like how to get a payrise. Hosted by the UK’s top personal finance YouTuber Damien Jordan and his best mate Timeyin Akerele, this is the financial education we wish we’d had. Our focus is on the big stuff, teaching the strategies and mindset shifts that can have a significant impact on your financial life. Conta... more

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Swati Dhingra
External member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee
Bank of England
Episode: Who Really Pays When Interest Rates Go Up? – Bank of England Rate-Setter
Tom Hayes
Former trader, incarcerated for LIBOR manipulation; later vindicated by Supreme Court
UBS; Swiss bank in Tokyo
Episode: Ex-Trader: I Took the Fall for the Financial Crisis
Rob Dix
Finance expert and author; host of The Property Podcast
The Property Podcast
Episode: ARCHIVE: The New Rules For Building Wealth
Stuart Goldsmith
Stand-up comedian and former street performer
Independent artist / comedian
Episode: I’ve Never Had a Salary. Here’s What I’ve Learned
Alasdair Walker
Financial planner behind UK personal finance flowchart and former Reddit moderator
UK personal finance flowchart / Reddit community
Episode: The Optimal Order for Investing in the UK
Clarke Carlisle
Former Premier League footballer, mental health advocate
Former football clubs (e.g., Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool, QPR, Burnley, Northampton Town)
Episode: ⁠I Earned Millions as a Footballer But Retired with Nothing
Ben Carlson
Author of A Wealth of Common Sense and Director of Institutional Asset Management at Ritholtz Wealth Management
Ritholtz Wealth Management
Episode: Investors Are Nervous, Should They Be?
Tom McPhail
Pension industry expert, former head of policy at Hargreaves Lansdown, now with The Lang Cat
The Lang Cat
Episode: ARCHIVE: Will You Be Hit By The UK Pensions Crisis?
Lisa Conway-Hughes
Financial advisor; favorite guest expert on retirement and investments
Episode: What "Enough" Actually Means – and How to Know if You've Got It

Hosts

Damien Jordan
Host of the show and UK personal finance educator with a focus on wealth-building and practical money strategies
Timeyin Akerele
Co-host of the show and finance educator with a focus on approachable money conversations

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • I don't think that Mr. Dunt has anything useful to say.

    His understanding of the energy system is woeful and his ideas on electoral reform are no better.

    I love your other content.

    Podcast Addict
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    Colin 61
    4 months ago
  • Love the podcast but…

    Please introduce guests, there have been a few episodes where it seems like the first few min is just a teaser for the episode but confusingly it’s actually the episode without any context for who the guest is, then we have to try and peace together context through the episode

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    somepigeon
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Financial faves 🩷

    Shows are getting better and better and loving the variety of guests! Really down to earth and insightful for those of us finding our financial way. Plus episodes with Pete Matthews! Financial hero’s together 🩷

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jackapotato
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • What nonsense

    Listened to one episode, what drivel.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Antony D
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Remainer guests touting 10 year old arguments is so boring

    Try and remember over half your listeners voted Leave - your most recent guest touting her book was boring. Republicans buy sneakers gents, don’t trash the podcast by being in your bubble now.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Podcastlistener9
    United Kingdom9 months ago

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Some episodes feel political in nature; fans prefer more focus on personal finance tips.
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Engaging hosts and accessible explanations make complex topics easier to grasp.
High-quality guest mix and real-world stories drive strong engagement.
Insightful and down-to-earth, with a great range of guests.

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Who Really Pays When Interest Rates Go Up? – Bank of England Rate-Setter
Q: What does changing interest rates do to the economy?
They slow growth by increasing borrowing costs, which dampens spending and investment, with the overall aim of reducing inflation over a longer horizon while acknowledging the temporary pain to workers and households.
I Retired at 48 – Here's What Nobody Tells You
Q: What were the key financial steps Gareth took to reach early retirement?
He built a plan around ISA contributions, a mix of Microsoft-related shares, and later diversified with tech and other sectors, while paying down a mortgage, and adjusting his spending to a target level.
I Retired at 48 – Here's What Nobody Tells You
Q: When did Gareth first decide he wanted to retire early?
He started considering retirement in the late 2010s as his investments grew and he hit a personal target; the plan evolved with a sabbatical and negotiations around a redundancy package, ultimately leading to retirement by 48.
Ex-Trader: I Took the Fall for the Financial Crisis
Q: Do you think you were scapegoated for the wider industry problems?
Yes, Hayes explains that he was targeted as a symbol in a much larger, conflicted system where senior leaders and lawyers shaped outcomes, while the broader industry avoided accountability.
ARCHIVE: The New Rules For Building Wealth
Q: Do you think the long-term trend of declining rates will continue when we have another downturn?
Rates are unlikely to stay at any one level forever; there will be future cycles, but the overall trend suggests rates will stay closer to historical averages, with periods of higher rates requiring caution and stronger headroom in debt and investments.

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A practical, down-to-earth look at personal finance, investing, pensions, and money psychology with hosts who explain big financial ideas in plain language and mix in real-world tips. Episodes frequently explore retirement planning, investing strategies (including index funds and asset allocation), debt payoff, budgeting, energy pricing, and regulatory or policy context that affects everyday money decisions. Notable is the penchant for bringing in expert guests—from pension specialists to regulators and investors—alongside candid personal stories that illustrate money challenges and behavioral shifts. The show tends to balance theory with actionable steps, aiming to help listeners build wealth and feel more in control of their financial fut... more

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6. Clarke Carlisle
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