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How does Christian teaching on managing our finances well tie in with the modern UK financial system? Your hosts, Simon Glazier & Bex Elder, will help you navigate the key issues of financial planning and advice with reflections on, and references to, key biblical principles that should underpin our approach to money, wealth and possessions.
Unknown Host hosts 'Where Your Treasure Is...': The Podcast where Faith and Finance Meet, a education show with 128 episodes published.
In the first bonus episode of Season 13, Lucy Peppiatt , President of WTC Theology, shares insights derived from her research into what the Bible says about money, including how women fit into that overview. Some key poi
In the second bonus episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Tarn Bright , Co-CEO of ‘Safe Families’ and ‘Home for Good’ , shares insights into the practical, financial and emotional issues that need to be addressed when
In the first bonus episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Emma Wooldridge , a Life & Relationship Coach, talks about her experiences of an expanded family and shares insights, gleaned from her coaching role, into finan
In the final episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss various financial matters that have particular relevance and significance for hybrid families. Some key points of interest covered in this episo
In the penultimate episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss ways of dealing with some of the financial matters that can arise when couples divorce. Some key points of interest covered in this episod
In the sixth episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss how best to deal with financial matters arising from accident and illness factors that can affect families. Some key points of interest covered
In the fifth episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss ways in which we can prepare well financially for death. Some key points of interest covered in this episode include the following: Simon and Be
In the fourth episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss various financial matters that can arise from our interactions with members of our wider family. Some key points of interest covered in this ep
In the third episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss various financial matters that can arise from the interactions that we have with our parents, especially later on in life. Some key points of in
In the second episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss various financial matters that arise in connection with having children. Some key points of interest covered in this episode include the follow
In the first episode of this ‘Family Matters’ season, Simon and Bex discuss various financial matters that have particular relevance and significance for spouses and romantic partners who are in committed, long-term rela
In the second bonus episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Stew Denholm, Relationship Manager at Bank of Scotland, speaks in a personal capacity about banks, their role in our lives and the ethical principles that und
In the first bonus episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Caralyn Nolan, a former Insolvency Accountant, shares thoughts about the issues created by out of control debts and some ways of dealing with the difficult sit
In the final episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex discuss how we can ‘be good with money’ and ‘do good with money’ when dealing with various family-related financial topics. Some key points of interest
In Episode 7 of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex discuss the different kinds of ‘Insurance’ that are available and what our attitude to them should be. Some key points of interest covered in this episode incl
In Episode 6 of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex discuss how we should navigate the issue of debt on our money journey. Some key points of interest covered in this episode include the following: Simon starts
In Episode 5 of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex discuss what our attitude towards taxes should be. Some key points of interest covered in this episode include the following: Simon introduces the topic of tax
In the fourth episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex talk about the key role that pensions can play in assisting us to manage our money well, right through to the end of our lives. Some key points of int
In the third episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex talk about when and why ‘Investing’ may be worth considering in the context of our personal finances. Some key points of interest covered in this episo
In the second episode of this ‘Good with Money’ season, Simon and Bex talk about the advantages of including ‘Saving’ as a core element of the way that we manage and use our personal finances. Some key points of interest
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