Hosted by Benjamin Mitchell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 151 episodes
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Headsup On Money. Never make another financial mistake. Join Benjamin Mitchell (The Money Scot) - a chartered financial planner and serial hater of financial jargon, as he helps you to make better financial life decisions, retire on your terms and never make another financial mistake. In this weekly podcast we answer the money questions you're too scared to ask and arm you with the knowledge and power to help you get on top of your personal finances.
Benjamin Mitchell hosts Headsup On Money, a business show with 151 episodes published.
The Never Ending Worry Service is rife at the moment with conjecture that 'the market has peaked' and 'a downturn is around the corner'. It might be. It mightn't be. We cannot know for certain. But looking at the data it
In this episode of Headsup on Money, Benjamin explains the pros and cons of investment bonds. They can appear very confusing, and you are probably unsure whether or not your financial plan needs one. But by the end of th
So many of us have heard of life insurance as a way to protect our family and our financial plans, but too few of us have heard of another product that, instead of providing a lump sum, can provide us with a regular mont
In April 2027, the amount you can subscribe to Cash ISAs is likely to change. In this episode, Benjamin summarises the key points you need to be aware of and ultimately why these changes are unlikely to have any material
In this episode, Benjamin outlines why record-keeping when it comes to your inheritance tax planning, is as important as the planning itself. Yet, so few of us are keeping necessary detailed records, accounting for the i
In this episode Benjamin is joined by guest host Fabrizio Zumbo, MBA who joins us from Vanguard. Fabrizio is an expert in behavioural biases and investment management and shares the main behavioural mistakes that nearly
Benjamin shares the wisdom from Morgan Housel's new book, "The Art of Spending Money". There are eight laws to live by when it comes to looking after your wealth and yourself. See how many resonate with you; how many you
In this, the follow-up episode to last week's episode on Wills, Benjamin reinforces the importance of having a Power of Attorney (POA) and why this matters for your financial plan. Nailing this stuff down now will offer
In this episode, Benjamin shares the importance of having a Will when it comes to your financial plan. You've spent years carefully building your wealth and creating a solid financial plan, but without a Will, it can all
Benjamin explains the key differences between defined contribution and defined benefit pension schemes and how they use up the annual allowance. By the end of this episode, you'll understand the intricacies of each schem
In this episode Benjamin covers everything you need to know and do when it comes to saving and investing for your child or grandchild. There can be a lot of contradictory noise out there, but in this episode you'll under
Turning 75 plays a significant role in your financial plan, and more specifically the tax efficiency (or tax inefficiency) of your affairs. Whether this applies to you or someone close to you, following this episode you'
When seeking financial advice, it can appear very overwhelming to understand the various qualifications that financial advisers have. How do they compare? What's 'good' and what's 'bad?' In this episode Benjamin tries to
In this episode Benjamin explains why these funds, despite often sounding very sophisticated and bespoke, are in fact a dead-end to financial independence. Knowledge is power, money nerds. Join Benjamin Mitchell (themone
With the end of the 2025/26 tax year now only a few weeks away, now is the time to make use of your freebies and allowances and focus on paying as little tax as possible. Knowledge is power money nerds and by strategical
It was in the news last month. Women Against State Pension Inequality. Women who argue they were not fairly notified about a rise in the State Pension age will not be paid compensation. But what can we learn from this wh
Income protection insurance is often thought of as too expensive and surplus to requirements, but this couldn't be further from the truth. It's not as complicated as it may seem and is absolutely vital for most people's
Benjamin reflects this week on the subject of when wealth stops being just about you. In early life we focus on saving, investing and insuring primarily for our own benefit. But there comes a time in most people's lives
The word 'Trust' brings many things to mind, and often the truth of what a Trust is, and what they can be used for, is lost in translation. In this episode Benjamin explains the role of Trusts in financial planning so th
Benjamin takes a step back from the heavy finances this week and focuses instead on the heavier questions that we all need to ask ourselves from time to time. We're all aware of the finitude of time, but continue to 'plo
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Headsup On Money is hosted by Benjamin Mitchell. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 151 episodes.
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