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Personal Finance with Warren Ingram

Radio 702
Personal Finance
Financial Planning
Investment Strategies
South Africa
Debt Management
Retirement Planning
Inflation
Emergency Fund
Investment Growth
Diversification
Stock Market
Insurance
Credit Score
Asset Allocation
Interest Rates
Wills
Financial Emergencies
Financial Freedom Number
Investing
Retirement Funds

Wealth manager Warren Ingram's weekly contributions on The Money Show have built this impressive archive of audio on a broad range of themes.

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Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, Certified Financial Planner at Galileo Capital, about how much of your estate your family actually inherits after taxes and costs are paid.

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Stephen Grootes speaks to John Manyike, head of financial education at Old Mutual, about whether artificial intelligence can simplify financial services and make money matters easier for consumers to understand, while still preserving the human touch... more

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Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital, about why most investors pay professional fund managers through retirement funds, unit trusts, and endowments regardless of performance, and what the research says about whether ... more

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Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, co-founder of Galileo Capital, about the rising cost of education in South Africa.

They unpack how parents can plan ahead for school and university fees, and why it's important not to sacrifice retirement sa... more

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Recent Guests

John Manyike
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Sharon Hamman
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Episode: Personal Finance: Why you shouldn’t DIY your will – the value of expert advice
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Thabo Hollo
Program Manager at Old Mutual Financial Education
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Stephen
Host of The Money Show
Warren Ingram
Co-founder of Galileo Capital; frequent contributor on retirement, personal finance, and tax topics

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 270 ratings
  • 🤝🥇🏆

    Thumbs up for bringing life to this channel 👏🏾! Always pleasure listening to this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VelaZN
    South Africaa year ago
  • Relatable Discussions

    I enjoyed listening to the discussions because they were all very relatable and informative. I'm learning smart and practical financial advice that I can apply to my own decisions. Thank you for also starting a conversation about the current issues that almost everyone is dealing with.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zia Amazon
    Philippines4 years ago
  • Super informative!

    This podcast is a great resource for anyone looking to improve their financial literacy and enhance their finance strategies. Warren is very knowledgeable and each episode provides valuable insights.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maddie@podcastingyou
    United States4 years ago
  • Thank You

    This show is really the best finance podcast as it gives simple steps to put you on the road to financial freedom without making one feel stupid! Thank you Warren and Bruce!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nalituh
    United Kingdom6 years ago
  • Good, traditional advice

    Warren Ingram presents reliable financial advice with a bias towards conservative index tracking products. Worth listening to.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    -//
    United States8 years ago

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Episodes are seen as informative and actionable, helping listeners improve financial literacy and daily decisions.
Some listeners wish for broader perspectives or more diverse guest viewpoints alongside Warren Ingram.
Quality of host expertise and clear discussions on retirement, fees, and investment strategy are consistently praised.
Listeners appreciate practical, relatable financial guidance that translates well to real life.

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Talking Points

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Personal Finance: Should we pay fund managers to invest our money?
Q: Anita's question about power of attorney and caring for an elderly parent, and whether a legal framework like a power of attorney is sufficient.
The host introduces Anita's scenario and Warren explains that a standard power of attorney is valid only while the person has the capacity; once capacity is lost, the arrangement can fail and more formal structures may be needed, with proactive planning and legal steps recommended.
Personal Finance: AI, money and the human touch
Q: How does AI compare to a human financial advisor in terms of empathy and personalization?
AI can provide data-driven guidance and quick responses, but it lacks true empathy and the nuanced understanding of an individual's risk tolerance and life context, which a fiduciary human advisor can address.
Personal Finance: How to draw an income from your investments without running out of money
Q: When did it change from the 4% rule to the 5% rule?
The 4% rule is more aligned with US-based retirement planning; in South Africa, higher inflation-adjusted returns allow starting at 5% and still being comfortable, though 4% at age 65 can be safe if conditions are favorable.
Personal Finance: Two-pot turns two – what we have learned and what to do next
Q: Lindy asks about buying appliances on a store plan with a 24-month payment plan and whether she should save up and pay cash instead.
Warren advises delaying instant gratification, emphasizes that payment plans add high interest costs, and suggests building up cash or using an emergency fund rather than financing such purchases. He echoes a mother's sensible advice to save up and avoid paying excessive interest.
Personal Finance: Lifestyle creep – why a bigger salary never feels like more money
Q: Is one investment vehicle cheaper or safer than the other, ETFs vs unit trusts, for a beginner starting with a fixed monthly amount?
ETFs can work well for irregular contributions and ad hoc investments, while unit trusts suit a fixed monthly debit order as a 'fire and forget' long-term solution; the choice depends on income stability and discipline, with diversification across SA and global indices recommended.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Finance

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Listeners get practical, real-world guidance on personal finances, retirement planning, taxes, investments, and everyday money decisions. Episodes frequently feature two seasoned protagonists debating strategies around drawdown, guaranteed vs market-linked returns, fee awareness, and how to structure retirement income, with attentive coverage of tax season, insurance, and credit-building. A standout aspect is the strong emphasis on actionable, numbers-driven advice tailored to South African realities, including listener questions and concrete calculations (yields, fees, drawdown rules, and emergency funds). The format tends to blend didactic explanations with practical case studies, making complex topics approachable for busy professionals ... more

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