Cash Chats

I was speaking at an event this week for personal finance bloggers so I used the chance to grab one of the attendees for this week's podcast. Adam Piplica runs the blog Magical Penny, and we had a quick chat (we only had 15 minutes!) about the benefits to your spending by checking your bank balance and bank statement, an app which helps you spontaneously invest your spare change, and what happens when you hire a red convertible Mini with a friend who's a reckless driver! Show notes at Becleverwithyourcash.com/podcasts

Andy is joined by Bola Sol to discuss why people don't save - and how Chip could help them start, the best ways to pay by card when on holiday, the app bank Monzo and how friends can affect your finances. Show notes at Becleverwithyourcash.com/podcasts

This week Andy has been joined by Moneywise deputy editor Helen Knapman to discuss if green energy is as expensive as you'd think, how you can cut how much you spend on TV channels, the issues with leaseholds, and why being a wedding guest is so expensive. Read all the show notes and links to the articles we discuss over at becleverwithyourcash.com/podcasts

Andy spoke to guests at the 2017 Headlinemoney awards ceremony including Laura Whitcombe, Lotty Burns, Damien Fahy, Faith Archer, Rita Lobo, Lynn James and Bronni Hughes. You'll also be able to find out how Andy and his blog Be Clever With Your Cash did in the Financial Blog of the Year category.

As part of Mental Health Awareness week, this week's Cash Chats podcast is a little different. Rather than chat about different things myself and my guest have written, we’re going to focus on one topic - mental health. I'm joined by Helen Undy from the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute to talk about how the two are interlinked.

This week Andy has been joined by Hannah Brice from Feast Style Thrive. They share their tips to save money on clothes, discuss why you should be switching bank, and look ahead to expenses and savings this summer.

Andy and Emma share the ways they've been frugal this week, how they share services and subscriptions to save money and when peer pressure can force them to spend more.

This week I've been joined by fellow deal hunting addict Tom Church. Tom and I shared the top ways we find deals, what you can do if your bank is closing, and why spending money to make you happy isn't always a bad thing.

Michael Taggart and Amy Rowe from Mouthy Money join me to discuss subprime mortgages and the perils of buying a house with mates, keeping to budget for a wedding, and how we find the best value for money booze. Plus plenty more! Links and notes here https://becleverwithyourcash.com/cash-chats-podcast-episode-13-w-guests-amy-michael/

A really fun episode this week as I'm joined by the "Super Lucky" Di Coke to talk competitions, misleading adverts and what we'd do with an extra £100 pounds. Plus, why we might go vigilante. All the links here https://becleverwithyourcash.com/cash-chats-podcast-episode-12-w-guest-di-coke/

Join me and Share Radio's Georgie Frost to talk the cost of disability, ways to save when watching sport and the money lessons we’re still learning. More and links here https://becleverwithyourcash.com/cash-chats-podcast-episode-11-w-guest-georgie-frost/

Andy and guest Faith Archer talk about the 10 money lessons she's giving her daughter (including saying no to Prince Charming), the banks and supermarkets who give you something for nothing, and whether the falling pound has ruined shopping sprees in the States.

Andy Webb is joined by Carl Lincoln from Wiser Wealthier to discuss how you can save money a new mobile phone and contract, the way budgeting can bring financial freedom and friustrations with getting refunds.

Andy and guest Lynn James (Aka Mrs Mummy Penny)discuss making cash from decluttering your home, the danger of ignoring small print and how women can ensure their financial independence. Notes https://becleverwithyourcash.com/cash-chats-episode-8-w-guest-lynn-mrs-mummy-penny-james/

Andy and Moneywise editor Moira O'Neill discuss fun ways to teach kids about money, whether you can max your savings through current accounts or investments, and tricks to spring clean your finances.

Andy and guest Deepak Tailor talk about how to get freebies, the ways you can cut the cost of broadband and share their tips for spending less each week.

Andy is joined by Emma Drew from Emma Drew.info to discuss ways to make money, including eBay reselling and refer-a-friend schemes. Emma also shares how her dad was scammed, and ways people can avoid falaling victim to cons.

Andy is joined by Jordon Cox, aka the Coupon Kid, from Money Saving Expert. They talk about how it can cost less to fly from Sheffield to Essex via Berlin rather than catch the train, cheap cinema ticket tricks and, of course, supermarket coupons.

Andy talks to Jane Taylor from the blog Maflingo about cutting the cost of driving, how anyone can get a student discount and their frustrations with loyalty cards.

In episode two, Andy talks to Kalpana Fitzpatrick from the blog Mummy Money Matters. They discuss when to teach kids about money, the mistakes people make when switching energy and tips for planning your holiday.