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Hosted by Molly Ford-Coates · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 72 episodes
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What if the biggest obstacle to your financial success isn't your income — it's your mind? Personal Finance With Molly is the podcast where money, mindset, and behavior intersect. Each week, I, Molly, break down the psychology behind your financial decisions, helping you understand why you spend, save, and invest the way you do — and how to make smarter choices starting today. From unpacking cognitive biases that quietly drain your wallet to exploring the emotional patterns behind debt and wealth-building, this show turns behavioral finance research into real, actionable guidance for everyday people. Whether you're just starting your financial journey or looking to break habits that have held you back for years, Personal Finance With Molly gives you the tools to rewire your relationship with money — one episode at a time. Subscribe, and start thinking differently about your finan
Molly Ford-Coates hosts Personal Finance With Molly, a business show with 72 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail The Raise You Never Actually Got: Why Your Bank Account Feels the Same (Or Worse) at Every Income Level Episode Description You got the raise. You got the bonus. You got the big win. So why does your ban
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary Willpower is unreliable — especially by the end of a long day. This episode explores habit stacking, a behavior-change technique that attaches a new money habit to an existing automatic r
Send us Fan Mail You're not as in control as you think — and that's actually okay. In this episode of Personal Finance With Molly, we're unpacking two of the most fascinating and financially costly cognitive biases: the
Send us Fan Mail Episode Overview This episode explores the behavioral finance forces that shape how women relate to money — from the money messages absorbed in childhood, to the psychological patterns that influence sav
Send us Fan Mail Episode Overview Ever wonder why you keep doing the money things you swore you'd stop doing? In this episode, we dig into the CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) framework to show you exactly how your tho
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary In this episode, we explore the powerful and often underestimated connection between mental health and financial decision-making. Drawing on behavioral economics, neuroscience, and financ
Send us Fan Mail Episode Description: You worked hard for that promotion. You earned the raise. So why does it feel like... not enough? In this episode, we dig into one of the most powerful — and most overlooked — forces
Send us Fan Mail Episode Description Your first paycheck hits and suddenly you feel invincible. But lurking beneath every "I'll deal with it later" and every lifestyle upgrade is a set of mental traps that behavioral eco
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary Most financial advice about inheritances focuses on what you should do — park the money in a high-yield savings account, wait six to twelve months, pay off high-interest debt, build an em
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary What if the biggest thing standing between you and financial freedom isn't your income, your debt, or even the economy — but the story you've been telling yourself about who you are with
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary We all know what we should do with money. So why don't we do it? In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of behavioral finance — the science of why smart people make dumb
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary: Your brain doesn't think in dollars. It thinks in comparisons — and that one quirk might be quietly sabotaging your finances in ways you've never noticed. In this episode, we dig into th
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary: You think the latte is $6. Wrong. You think the new car is $35,000. Wrong again. In this episode, we blow the lid off one of the most underrated concepts in personal finance — opportunit
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary: Ever wonder why you hide shopping bags before your partner gets home, panic at a zero balance even when you're financially fine, or feel guilty every time you spend money on yourself? Su
Send us Fan Mail Tagline: Your future self is out there right now, living with every financial decision you're making today. The problem? Your brain treats them like a complete stranger. Episode Summary: Why do smart, ca
Send us Fan Mail They won millions. They lost it all. Here's what their brains were doing the whole time — and why it matters for your money too. Episode Summary: Most people think lottery winners who go broke are just r
Send us Fan Mail Episode Description: Inflation is a number. But it doesn't feel like a number — it feels like a personal attack. Why does a 4% inflation rate feel like the economy is collapsing while a 6% raise feels li
Send us Fan Mail Episode Description: You bought a ski pass in January and never used it. You signed up for a meal kit service when you were very hungry. You took out a 30-year mortgage on a house you'd "definitely" live
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary: Ever wonder why you'll spend a $100 gift card on something frivolous but agonize over spending $100 of your "real" money on the same thing? Or why a tax refund feels like a windfall even
Send us Fan Mail Episode Summary: You've read the personal finance books. You know you should save more, spend less, and invest consistently. So why don't you? The answer isn't willpower — it's your brain. In this episod
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Personal Finance With Molly is hosted by Molly Ford-Coates. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 72 episodes.
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