This podcast is incredible! Every episode gives amazing insights into different areas of finance, I've learned something from every ep and I look forward to every new one. The focus is women and money but much of what's discussed is universal. I think it's great that women are at the centre of this discussion, one episode talks about maternity pay, another talks about having shared money in a marriage but also both husband and wife having autonomy over their own money once all the shared/household expenses are covered. These kinds of conversations were never had with me growing up. Something that came up in a few episodes has been parents from the diaspora telling their British born children that having a credit card is not a good thing, when in fact the truth is it can be good for credit ratings if you have one and manage it properly. Whether you want to learn about saving, mortgages, investments, working as a freelancer, there's wealth of information in this podcast for you. I'm so impressed with Aissetou Griffin for picking such great guests and getting them to open up so much about subjects that us Brits don't talk about enough in a transparent way.
