
Creating Financial Peace of Mind
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingBusiness | |||

Episode 129: What are you building towards with John Moore
In this episode of The Financial Wellbeing Podcast, Chris Budd is joined by his friend John Moore for a moving conversation about success, trauma, purpose and what really brings wellbeing. J... more
Episode 128 – The Fisherman Parable
In this episode of the Financial Wellbeing Podcast, we visit the well-known Fisherman Parable: a story about money, happiness and what it really means to have enough.
Chris, David and Producer Tommo explore why t... more
Episode 127: Thinking Clearly About Money with John Dashfield
In this episode, the guys are joined by financial coach John Dashfield for a thoughtful conversation about money, mindset and decision-making.
John explains why our state of mind has suc... more
Episode 126 – Why Money Should Support Life with George Kinder
This episode is a thoughtful look at financial wellbeing from a broader perspective. The guys are joined by George Kinder, one of the best-known names in financial life planning. They e... more
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As someone who encounters resistance to the (negative) cash flow forecast, this episode is a real wake up call to why.
It’s really going to impact my future “accumulator” meetings.
Really enjoy this podcast - helps to keep a good balance between finances and enjoying life. Focuses more on psychology than investing directly but helps to keep money in its place. Enjoy the chat between the hosts too. Keep up the good work!
Relatively engaging but when I want real personal help as an end user their institute of financial well-being does not provide a list of IFAs who are members. So almost pointless
Episode 90 contains a pretty cruel and unnecessary remark about ex-PM Margaret Thatcher. Although acknowledged as a divisive leader, I found these remarks quite offensive. You are talking about a person who is no longer alive to defend themselves, and somebody who still has children living today. Cruel and juvenile.
The part of the podcast show that I enjoy the most is how energetic and cheerful you both are. You're definitely turning every show into a more enjoyable, energetic, and amusing experience.
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Apple Podcasts | #165 |
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A show that blends financial planning with personal wellbeing, exploring how money affects happiness, behavior, and daily life. Episodes frequently tackle money mindset, budgeting, and the social impact of wealth, often through practical tips and stories that emphasize community, gratitude, and purposeful spending. Notable is the consistent focus on psychology-informed finances, accessible advice for families and individuals, and sponsorships from a dedicated Ovation Finance team, suggesting a practical, listener-friendly angle on financial wellness rather than hard investing strategies.
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Recent guests on The Financial Wellbeing Podcast include:
1. John Dashfield
2. George Kinder
3. Daniel Crosby
4. Jonathan Ruffer
5. Tamsin Kane
6. Dr. Megan McCoy
7. Dennis Harhalakis
8. Greg Davies
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