Hosted by Shabbar Kassam and Tim Malnick · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 54 episodes
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Shabbar Kassam (Financial Advisor) and Tim Malnick (Organisational Psychologist) explore the complex relationship people have with money. They discuss the psychological aspects of money and how it can block personal growth, reflecting on their own journeys with money and the emotional constraints it can impose. Together, they aim to uncover deeper insights into everyday money conversations and the impact of unconscious biases on one's ability to live a life of freedom.
Shabbar Kassam and Tim Malnick hosts The Problem of Money Podcast, a education show with 54 episodes published.
You buy the car, the upgrade, the next thing, half hoping it will finally make you feel powerful or free or like you're doing well. Underneath, a part of you already knows it won't. In this part of their mini series, Sha
Most of us were never asked what we actually wanted from the economy. We were just handed a role: consume, earn more, and trust that growth will sort everything out. This episode is about what happens when you stop takin
Most of us live inside a story about money and growth without ever questioning whether it is the RIGHT story. This episode is about what happens when someone who has spent their career inside that story starts to wonder
There's a version of you that comes alive when you're being creative, playful, or fully yourself. And then there's the version that shows up to work. This episode is about the gap between them. Shabbar and Tim explore th
Most of us carry a number in our heads. The number we need before we can stop. The age by which we need to hit it. Underneath all of that planning is a fear we don't talk about much: the fear of getting old in a society
There's a voice most of us carry that sounds like common sense. It says: be realistic, pay your bills, this is just how it works. This episode is about that voice, why it's not as trustworthy as it sounds, and what it's
You might already be living the life you're working so hard to afford. So why does it feel wrong to stop and enjoy it? Shabbar tells the story of the Mexican fisherman and the Harvard MBA, and it lands differently than y
You said "busy" the last time someone asked how you were. You probably didn't even think about it. But what if that reflex is telling you something important about how you measure your own worth? Shabbar and Tim unpack h
Most of us spend more time working than doing almost anything else, yet we rarely stop to ask whether the work we do is actually ours to do. This episode is about that gap. And why closing it is harder, and more importan
Most of us carry a quiet assumption that work is supposed to be a struggle. We didn't choose that idea. It was handed to us, built into the language we speak and the culture we grew up in. Shabbar and Tim kick off a mini
Why are your finances still plagued by peer pressure from the deceased? Have you ever wondered why you can't stop working, even though your bank account says you're safe? Or why spending money on a little luxury feels li
The Social Ladder: Why Earning More Than Your Friends Feels So Weird 📈🤐 Do you feel a secret "shot in the arm" when you realize you're higher up the social ladder than someone else? Or does looking at those with less l
The Billionaire Guru Myth: Why You Act "Weird" Around Wealth 🤫💰 Why do we suddenly become tongue-tied, sweating, or acting like "insecure children" the moment we realize someone has a significantly larger bank balance
Have you ever received a massive pay rise or a life-changing bonus, only to find yourself wishing you'd never told your family? It sounds like a "first-world problem," but for many, sudden financial success triggers a wa
The Great Financial Lie: Why "Peace of Mind" Isn't in Your Bank Account 💸 We kick off the year with a radical realization that sent a marketing consultant back to the drawing board and left a veteran financial advisor q
The Wedding Budget Trap: Are You Planning a Celebration or Buying Approval? 💍💸 Weddings are meant to be a joyous rite of passage, but for many, they have become a source of crippling financial stress and emotional exha
Money Rows: The Real Reason Relationships Fail in January 💔💰 Statistically, January is the peak month for divorce inquiries, and the #1 reason cited is almost always "conflict over money." But is money actually the cau
We often think our financial struggles are about "reality" - not having enough, getting ripped off, or being "bad" with budgets. But what if the biggest obstacle in your bank account is actually a stuck story you've been
New Year, New Money Mindset: 2025 Highlights & 2026 Resolutions 🎆 Welcome to our 2025 year-end special! In this episode, we're looking back at the most transformative moments from the past year to help you propel your f
Christmas is meant to be a time of joy, but for many, it becomes a period of intense financial pressure, overspending, and debt. You know a spike in costs is coming, yet many still use the credit card as a "tap and forge
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