This week, I have the pleasure of speaking to Paul Lewis, financial journalist, speaker and presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Money Box.
Paul talks very candidly about his early experiences with money, including how important he believes it is for parents to discuss money with their children.
Paul also shares his stories about managing money during his university days and dabbling with bank loans.
Paul has won more than a dozen awards, including Headline Money Journalist of the Year in 2010 and Association of Investment Companies Broadcaster of the Year in the 2012 Roses Media Awards.
I really loved being able to talk to Paul in-depth about his money beliefs and experiences and I hope you gain a lot of insights from listening to it.
I also review the options for buying an electric car, including the tax benefits. Plus, I look at a recent research paper which examines whether financial markets properly account for climate change risks.
The Economics of Climate Change:
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3715848
This week I speak to Nick Earls and Eric DiNicola, co-founders and principals of Winterspring Capital, a company looking to simplify the process of passive real estate investing.
Nick and Eric share the highs and lows of their empire-building journey and some of the most important things they learnt along the way.
This week I speak to Jamie York, a rapidly rising star in the world of property investment and Managing Director at Aspire Property Group.
Jamie bought his first investment property whilst at university. Through his property consultancy, Aspire, Jamie works closely with investors to build a profitable and growing portfolio of rental properties across the UK.
More recently, Jamie has started to train and mentor small groups of novice investors with the aim to transform their basic property venture into a fully functioning, out-sourced business.
Also check out Jamie’s YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/JamieYork
This week I speak to Ellie Swift, entrepreneur and marketing and mindset coach.
Ellie left her corporate job to pursue her dream of running her own business. Investing her time and energy into her company, Swift Ventures, she built a multi-six figure business in under two years through the power of online marketing strategy, social media and mindset.
This week I speak to Shahar Abrams, experienced crypto investor and professional in the blockchain industry, on a mission to improve personal finance education nationally.
Travelling down the data science route, Shahar worked at IBM for a number of years. When he came across Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad, Poor Dad, it put him in a frame of mind to focus more on active investing for himself. Specifically, he wanted to dive deeper into crypto assets, and has been developing his investment strategy through trial and error ever since.
You can checkout more about Shahar and how to work with him at roadtobabylon.org.
This week I speak to Kizzy Parks, president of KPC, a Florida-based consultancy team.
Since 2008, Kizzy’s consultancy firm has been at the forefront of customised services that meet the needs of Federal agencies in the US. But when Kizzy first embarked on her entrepreneurial journey, she had $600,000 of debt and a company just about hitting breakeven.
A superb interview from which a lot of inspiration can be drawn. You can connect with Kizzy here.
This week I speak to Max Rofagha, a man on a mission to build the world's largest and most engaged finance community at finimize.com.
Wanting to financially educate himself, Max was perplexed at the complexity and reliability of financial resources available. This gave him his next business idea: to explain to every day people in under 3 minutes, what is happening in the world of finance and why you should care.
You can check out more about Finimize and the resources they offer here.
This week I speak to Cathi Harrison and Jo Campbell from Verve Group Financial Services.
We discuss entrepreneurialism, female roles in the finance sector, what it really takes to have your own business and how to keep your children grounded.
I also discuss the importance of having a spending system (you can download my version for free here) and why I have finally decided to switch my car to an electric vehicle.
Links mentioned:
This week I speak to Jazz Rose, entrepreneur, property investor, mentor and speaker.
Shaped by his won challenges and experiences, Jazz is on a mission to transform people’s relationship with money. You can check out more about Jazz’s work, as well as access his popular Money Tracker, here.
This week I speak to husband and wife team Peter Hyson and Hillary Rowland.
Through their Next Chapter Retreats business, Peter and Hillary help successful people to live their best life and redefine success and true wealth.
We talk about the role of purpose, lasting legacies, meaning and the role of money and material success. And Peter and Hillary share some of their own life stories and lessons, including how they used money to quite literally save Hillary's life.
This week I speak to Mark Brinkley, author of The Housebuilder's Bible and freelance writer.
Mark offers some invaluable insights as to why we are obsessed with property as a way of building wealth.
And, although it might not be an obvious route, building your own house can be an option for building financial security and wealth.
I also discuss apprentices as well as how much do you spend compared to the average?
Links mentioned:
Get The Housebuilder's Bible at 25% off with this link:
Apprenticeship information: https://www.apprenticeships.gov.uk/
Family spending in the UK: April 2019 to March 2020 by The Office for National Statistics: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/personalandhouseholdfinances/expenditure/bulletins/familyspendingintheuk/april2019tomarch2020
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