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Personal Finance with Warren Ingram

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

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, Co-founder of Galileo Capital, about the power of one word in investing that instantly puts people at ease: guaranteed. The promise of a guaranteed return can make investors feel safe and protected from risk, ... more

Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, about the phenomenon of lifestyle creep, why earning more money does not always translate into greater financial security, and how rising spending often keeps pace with rising in... more

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Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, Co-Founder of Galileo Capital, about whether rental property is really a worthwhile investment, the hidden costs and risks of being a landlord, and how to tell when the numbers actually make sense.

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Stephen Grootes speaks to Warren Ingram, financial adviser and co-founder of Galileo Capital, about why trying to get in and out of the market during turbulent times usually doesn't work, and why staying invested is often the better long-term strateg... more

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Recent Guests

Sharon Hamman
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Warren Ingram
Financial advisor, Co-Founder at Galileo Capital
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Thabo Hollo
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Episode: Personal Finance: Unlocking tax‑free growth – your guide to the new TFSA limits and smarter investing

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Warren Ingram
Financial advisor and co-founder at Galileo Capital; frequent host and guest on personal finance topics.
Stephen
Host on the money show segment; guides discussion and introduces 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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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Crowd-pleasing, actionable steps for budgeting, retirement, and investing.
Engaging guests who bring credible expertise and practical frameworks.
Relatable and practical financial advice that listeners can apply today.
Balanced, easy-to-understand guidance with real-world examples.
Clear, structured host explanations that demystify complex topics.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#16
South Africa/Business/Investing
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#39
Ukraine/Business/Investing
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#50
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#61
South Africa/Business
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#104
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#192
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Talking Points

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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.
Personal Finance: The silent thief that quietly takes your money
Q: How should retirees think about withdrawal rates and preserving purchasing power?
Avoid maximizing current income at the expense of growth; ensure withdrawals do not outpace the growth of your investments, and aim for a withdrawal strategy that lets the principal continue to grow so future costs can be covered.
Personal Finance: The silent thief that quietly takes your money
Q: What should a saver do if cash is eroding purchasing power due to inflation?
Don't rely on cash or fixed deposits alone; seek investments that can beat inflation over time, particularly a diversified portfolio with meaningful exposure to stocks (local and global) and other productive assets, while maintaining a funded emergency cushion.
Personal Finance: The silent thief that quietly takes your money
Q: How would you define inflation?
Inflation is the rate at which your personal cost of living changes, which is not the same as the official CPI; individuals experience different rates based on their own spending basket, so long-term planning must account for personal cost of living growth.
Personal Finance: The market's best days love a scary headline
Q: Colleen asks for guidelines on how to allocate retirement accounts and what percentage of equities to hold given an eight- to ten-year horizon.
Warren explains that for longer horizons, higher exposure to shares is appropriate to outpace inflation, suggests balanced funds with roughly 75% in stock markets and 32-45% international exposure, and emphasizes accepting volatility as the price of long-term growth.

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What is Personal Finance about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on practical personal finance guidance, retirement planning, and everyday money decisions, often featuring framework-driven discussions with seasoned advisors. Episodes frequently cover retirement income options, budgeting, home ownership, tax planning, and estate planning, with real-world scenarios and listener questions that illustrate how theory translates into daily money choices. A notable pattern is an emphasis on disciplined, long-term thinking, risk management, and value-oriented financial planning, often anchored by a well-known planner who provides actionable steps. The format tends to blend expert perspectives with accessible, real-world examples, making it useful for listeners seeking concrete money-management ... more

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