
Feel good finance podcast, packed with frank and honest money conversations, and practical tips to help you be better with money.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 320 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToSelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

A short message from Emma to let you know the podcast is taking a teeny tiny 2.5 week break to catch up on editing and making the show the best it can be for your favourite months of episodes: December and January!
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This was a hotly requested episode as we hurtle closer towards gift-giving season, so settle in for a deep dive into why gift giving is its own unique taboo, and some strategies for addressing expensive traditions or norms.
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In this solo episode I'm talking all things THRIFTING! Shopping second hand can feel like the perfect loop hole for your little treats, without breaking the bank or the environment. But the guilt-free dopamine dispenser of shopping second hand, wheth... more
In this solo episode I'm sharing with you the One Win Rule: a framework I developed to help you connect your beliefs and behaviours in order to break unhelpful money cycles. Whether you keep spending money when you don't plan to, or you feel like you... more
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I have been trying to make money work for years (I am 53!) and nothing has… I stumbled on this podcast and Emma is the first person ever I have found to actually make sense of the madness- the right balance of real life tips and strategies but with human behaviour at the core - thank god - just got the audio book and can’t wait to totally emerge myself in this amazing content - thank you Emma, wish I could give you a big hug !!! 🥰🥰🥰😅😅😅
I have been listening to Emma for 3 years. I listen to her everyday, and even listen to the same episodes over and over again. While she doesn’t class herself as a Comedian, I am truly always uplifted and in stitches. She has been the one voice of reason on the internet for me that doesn’t try to sell me things to earn $$$. I care more about the environment, my wallet and who I am thanks to you Emma. P.S. Never ever give up and I also love the “week in our wallets” ep with Victoria. Can’t wait ... more
Listening from the US and have to say how much I love The Broke Gen podcast- solo eps, comments section ones and interviews, all of it, 10/10!
On paper, I’m excellent with money, however I know deep down I have issues with spending (or not spending) and had an impulsive nature around spending on clothes. This podcast and Emma have helped me immensely. I had no idea about the psychology of money and spending before listening, but I really do feel far more empowered and educated after listening. Love it! Highly recommended!
I just want to thank you so much for changing my financial life! This is not a podcast it is a life changing information, Emma, you are brilliant, funny, and genuine and you are just a pleasure to listen to. I feel addicted to these podcasts instead of addicted to spending, and having one on my list to listen to, helps develop my knowledge so I can learn how to spend healthier. If you are struggling with anything at all especially any debt, this information works because I am seeing a huge diffe... more
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This content series focuses on personal finance, self-improvement, and the emotional nuances of managing money. It features authentic conversations about financial habits, consumer behavior, and strategies for better spending and savings. Episodes address themes such as mindful consumption, the psychology of spending, and the challenges faced by specific demographics, like self-employed individuals and single buyers in the housing market. As a unique element, it often merges storytelling with practical advice, creating a relatable and supportive environment for listeners to improve their financial literacy and money mindset.
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