The Money Marketing Podcast

Month in Review - October 2022

The Money Marketing editorial team came together to discuss the political upheaval and standout stories from October. They also give a sneak peek into the November issue.

What Strictly Come Dancing can teach politicians

In his latest Weekend Essay, acting editor, Michael Klimes examines the tumultuous political climate and what politicians could learn from Strictly Come Dancing.

In Conversation With…Ben Dyson

In the latest episode of In Conversation With, Kimberley Dondo is joined by Benjamin Dyson, Chartered Financial Adviser at Foresight Wealth Strategists. They discuss his unique entrance into financial services and his insights into changes in financial services.

Investing in art

After delving into the world of alternative investments, chief reporter, Lois Vallely looks into whether art is a good investment.
 

In Conversation With…Tom Henshaw

In the latest episode of In Conversation With, Kimberley Dondo is joined byChartered Financial Planner, Bowmore Wealth Group, Tom Henshaw. They discuss the process of inheriting clients and what is necessary to attract new talent.

Market trends series – Retirement planning 101

In the final episode, Lois Vallely, chief reporter at Money Marketing, and Colin Simmons, business development manager at Pru, talk about retirement planning. We look at some of the different ways a client in decumulation can take an income, as well as top tips for accumulation against the backdrop of the current economic uncertainty and cost of living crisis.

Why I’ve warmed to digital and hybrid advice

In her latest Weekend Essay, feature writer, Amanda Newman Smith explains how her stance on digital and hybrid advice has evolved.
 

In Conversation With…Katie Burgess

Katie Burgess is a money mentor at Women's Wealth specialising in advising women to attain financial independence and security. She talks to Kimberley Dondo in the latest In Conversation With episode, about the different approaches taken when advising women. Listen below:
 

Market trends series – Smoothing in a volatile climate

In the second episode, Lois Vallely, chief reporter at Money Marketing, and Cat McInally, business development manager at Pru, explore investment smoothing and smoothed funds, and how they can be used to reduce volatility in a rocky economic climate. We also explore some of the misconceptions about the smoothing process.

How close should financial advisers be to their clients?

In her latest Weekend Essay, digital content manager, Kimberley Dondo asks How close should financial advisers be to their clients?