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Money Mondays - Goal For This Week
Hi all, What are your financial goals for this week? Doesn't matter how small or large the task, let us know what you've got planned. For me, I've been spending more than usual at the pub with the World Cup in full swing - therefore I will not be spending any money on coffees / lunch / unnecessary spending, until England get knocked out (Hopefully not this Wednesday!).
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Hi @Oliver Godwin as end of month is approaching, I'm going to set some time aside to go through my spending this month. Not the most fun task in the world but it's important to keep an eye on it. Cmon England.
New Video - Why Most People Feel Broke on Good Salaries
Most people think earning more money automatically solves money problems. In reality, I've met high earners who are constantly stressed about money, and lower earners who are financially comfortable. The difference usually isn't income... it's habits. Watch the video and let me know: What's the biggest waste of money people spend on without realising it?
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@Oliver Godwin I'm guilty here!
Starting your first job?
Nobody teaches you what happens after you get your first payslip. Tax, pensions, student loans, credit cards, budgeting, saving... it can feel overwhelming if you've never been shown how it all works. I've put together a short video covering the key money lessons I wish someone had taught me when I first entered the workplace. What's one thing you wish you'd known when you started earning money? Let's help the next generation avoid some expensive mistakes.
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When I started my first proper job, I didn't understand or take advantage of my companies employee benefits. I would suggest this is a good thing to understand, especially if you are part of a large business. For example - private medical insurance, sick pay length or simply discounted gym membership! If they are paying, you should be considering it.
New Video: 5 Common Investing Mistakes
Investing can be one of the most powerful tools for building long-term wealth, but getting started can feel overwhelming. Most investing mistakes are completely avoidable once you know what to look out for. In this video, I cover 5 of the most common mistakes I see people make when they begin investing, including: Investing before building an emergency fund Investing without a clear goal Chasing the latest trends and headlines Letting emotions drive decisions Not understanding what you're actually invested in Whether you're already investing or simply thinking about getting started, this video will help you build stronger foundations and avoid some costly mistakes along the way. After you've watched, I'd love to hear from you: Which of these mistakes do you think is the most common? Or perhaps you've made one yourself and learned a valuable lesson from it?
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This video was really useful. My emergency fund is in a high interest savings account, is that the best place for it?
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Pete Shaw
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Interested in getting my finances in order.

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Joined Jun 10, 2026
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