I’ve put together the ultimate financial resource guide for all the need-to-know places online to boost your financial fitness.

As the cohost of Money Unfiltered , I’m always listening to other podcasts to discover the best of the best. Here are my current favourite listens for anyone looking to learn more about money.

The clocks have gone back, the nights are longer and the John Lewis advert has popped up to cause all sorts of controversial views once again

As autumn creeps in and winter is on the horizon, often the heating gets cranked up and we fuel ourselves with delicious food to stay warm.

It’s no secret that the cost of looking and feeling good is endlessly high, from manicures to skincare, therapy and more.

Living in a world full of social media highlights and shiny adverts telling us more is better, it’s easy to get swept away in the hype.

Does the prospect of starting a conversation about money make you feel awkward and uncomfortable? If the answer is yes, you can be sure that you’re not alone.

There’s a lot of information out there about what to do and not do with your money, so it can be tricky knowing where to look and what to believe.

Talking about money isn’t something that comes naturally to many of us, but there’s one thing for sure: not talking about money is costing you.

It’s a term that increasingly gets associated with manifesting and spirituality, but the reality is that money mindset is far more simple than that, and it affects every single one of us, whether we know it or not.

We’ve all had a time in our life when we’ve decided enough is enough and resolved to change old habits, whether it’s upping the weekly exercise, spending less time on screens or cutting back on the constant Amazon orders.

When I first started learning about money, I figured it was all about the practical steps. It was only after I started to think about my own relationship with money that I realises that money mindset is a critical piece of the money puzzle.

You might not be aware of it, but your financial life and the way you view money isn’t influenced most by how much you earn, where you live or who you follow on social media.