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For Finances Sake (FFS)

Hosted by Rachael Chadwick-Harrison · business · EN

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About this Podcast:

For Finance’s Sake (FFS) is the podcast that rips the suit and tie off accountancy. Hosted by Chartered Accountant Rachael Chadwick-Harrison, it’s here to challenge outdated thinking and bring clarity to complex finance. No jargon, just straight-talking insight, uncomfortable questions, and honest advice from people who actually know their stuff. Whether you’re running a business, planning your next move, or tired of the usual gatekeeping, FFS helps you cut through the noise and see what really matters. Tune in, and if it challenges what you thought you knew? Even better.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

32%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about For Finances Sake (FFS)

What is For Finances Sake (FFS) about?

For Finance’s Sake (FFS) is the podcast that rips the suit and tie off accountancy. Hosted by Chartered Accountant Rachael Chadwick-Harrison, it’s here to challenge outdated thinking and bring clarity to complex finance. No jargon, just straight-talking insight, uncomfortable questions, and honest advice from people who actually know their stuff.

Who hosts For Finances Sake (FFS)?

For Finances Sake (FFS) is hosted by Rachael Chadwick-Harrison. The show has published 71 episodes to date.

What has For Finances Sake (FFS) covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Autumn 2026 Budget Breakdown for Businesses" (29 October 2026, 11 minutes), "Presenting Yourself" (11 September 2026, 11 minutes), and "Sole Trader or Limited Company? Let's Talk MTD." (18 August 2026, 5 minutes).

How often does For Finances Sake (FFS) publish?

For Finances Sake (FFS) publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 17 minutes across 71 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on For Finances Sake (FFS)?

Booking probability for For Finances Sake (FFS) is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. For Finances Sake (FFS) requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. For Finances Sake (FFS)'s contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch For Finances Sake (FFS)?

The strongest fits for For Finances Sake (FFS) are Accounting, Tax & Payroll. For Finances Sake (FFS) has a business audience.

About the host

Rachael Chadwick-Harrison hosts For Finances Sake (FFS), a business podcast with 71 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 29, 202611 min

    Breaking down the budget: what’s been announced, and what it means for you. In this episode of FFS, Rachael Chadwick-Harrison goes solo to debrief the latest budget, and one announcement in particular has left her...

  • Sep 11, 202611 min

    If you're not committed to prepare, you're just committing to fail. In this episode of FFS, host Rachael Chadwick Harrison is joined by Tara, Business Operations Executive at Chadwick Accountants and, outside of work...

  • Aug 18, 20265 min

    It's the question every business owner asks eventually and the right answer keeps changing. With new MTD rules, Rachael breaks down sole trader vs. limited company: tax, National Insurance, liability, and the tipping...

  • Aug 5, 202636 min

    Most businesses don't have a leadership problem, they have a management addiction. In this episode of FFS, host Rachael Chadwick Harrison sits down with Sarah Gardiner, Director of Strategy at the British Business Bank...

  • Jul 7, 202630 min

    Ever hired someone who looked perfect on paper and turned out to be an absolute nightmare? You're not alone. One bad hire can cost more than a tax investigation, and cause twice the stress. In this episode of FFS...

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  • Jul 7, 202630 minS0

    <p >Ever hired someone who looked perfect on paper and turned out to be an absolute nightmare?</p> <p >You're not alone. One bad hire can cost more than a tax investigation, and cause twice the stress. In this episode...

  • Jun 9, 202626 minS0

    <p>Because every generation thinks the one that follows them is lazy, lost, and heading for disaster. They're usually wrong.</p> <p >Are young people really entitled and work-shy, or simply responding rationally to a...

  • May 28, 202619 minS0

    <p >In this episode of the FFS Podcast, Rachael is joined by networking expert and energy consultant Jon Zink to unpack the reality of modern business networking.</p> <p >From overpriced breakfast events and awards...

  • Episode #62

    The Trust Trap

    May 21, 20269 minS0

    <p >Because families are still being sold incredibly complicated trust arrangements at hotel seminars with stale biscuits and scary headlines and most of the time, they simply don't need them.</p> <p >"Put your house in...

  • Apr 28, 202610 minS0

    <p >Landlord tax in 2026… and the 2% shift that's quietly costing more than anyone's admitting.</p> <p >It sounds small. It isn't. Because depending on how you hold your property, this change hits very differently and...

  • Mar 17, 202611 minS0

    <p>In this episode of FFS, Rachael is joined by R&D specialist Christopher Harrison to unpack one of the most misunderstood areas of UK tax: Research & Development tax credits.</p> <p>They explain what actually...

  • Mar 3, 20268 minS0

    <p>How should you really pay yourself as a UK limited company director?</p> <p>In this episode of FFS For Finance’s Sake, Chartered Accountant and Managing Director Rachael Chadwick-Harrison shares the March Tax...

  • Episode #57

    Love Actually...

    Feb 17, 202632 minS0

    <p>If you’ve ever felt like your business has gone from dream partner to high-maintenance nightmare, this episode is for you. </p> <p>Rachael is joined by James Brookes, founder of Llumor Systems Ltd, who’s coming up to...

  • Feb 3, 20269 minS0

    <p>Have you ever felt like the business you built no longer feels like yours?</p> <p>In this episode of FFS, Beth is joined by Managing Director and Chartered Accountant Rachael Chadwick Harrison to talk honestly about...

  • Jan 20, 20267 minS0

    <p>Your first VAT return can set the tone for your relationship with HMRC. In this episode Rachael is joined by accountant Charlie to unpack the myths, mistakes, and scrutiny that often come with a business’s very first...

  • Jan 7, 202639 minS0

    <p>In this episode things are a little different as Rachael is firmly in the hot seat and is joined by her business coach Emma Slack for a candid conversation recorded live as part of an AVN webinar.</p> <p>Following a...

  • Dec 9, 202522 minS0

    <p>In this new Women at Work miniseries on FFS – For Finances Sake, we’re stripping back the polished LinkedIn gloss and diving into the real experiences women face in the workplace.</p> <p>In this episode, Rachael sits...

  • Dec 2, 20254 minS0

    <p>I’m joined by none other than Shaun Caddick: AAT Rising Star finalist, certified wizard of Dext/QuickBooks/Xero, and one of the sharpest young talents at Chadwick Accountants. Shaun breaks down exactly why...

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