How Do You Money?

How do you readjust to normal life off the back of a world tour, radio fame and long awaited success?Ed is the former frontman of the hit 00s band I Am Giant, who became huge across Australia and New Zealand.He did what all musicians one day hope to achieve: world tours, huge gigs and their songs regularly playing on the radio.It took them years to get there, then one day it came to an end.That's what we explore in this interview, as well as:💰The money lessons from Ed's parents🎸What happened AFTER he left the band🔐The life of a freelancer and how to build security🎥How one major purchase changed everything🔔Subscribe for more real money conversations with everyday people, just like this one.

Kev, a 53-year-old HGV driver from Southampton tells the story of his journey out of debt in the 2000s and 1990s.From maxing out a £9,000 credit card, to living comfortably and daily driving a Mustang.This is the story of Kev's mindset transformation from tackling debt, focusing on hard-work, and a commitment to never getting into serious debt again.Follow this podcast for more real money conversations with typical British people - their regrets, lessons and money habits.Remember - this is not a financial advice podcast, it's an invitation to learn something from the stories of real, everyday people.

Georgia, a 28-year-old self-employed hairdresser, opens up about her financial history - from choosing passion ahead of pay checks to bad experiences with exes.Find out why she has banned herself from doing the weekly food shop, how she finds life running a business, the money habits she learned from her family, and why she ultimately hates money.Also in this episode:💸Why she had to change her partner’s saving habits👩‍❤️‍👨The benefits of being financially aligned with her fiancé📈Georgia’s approach to investing👴🏻Why her grandad is a source of inspiration for her🔔 Subscribe for more real money conversations with everyday people — their regrets, lessons, and money habits.

Emma's loan story is an interesting one...she wishes she took out MORE money to be able to pay it back better.A 34-year-old NHS Speech Therapist, Emma reveals the loans that hit her hard, how it took close to a decade to pay them all back, and how she lives now as a consequence. In this episode, we also chat about:✈️ Lessons learned from going travelling as a teenager💑 Spenders vs savers in a relationship🧀 The one food Emma's willing to spend more on🕰️ Spending time on money management🔔 Subscribe for more real money conversations with everyday people — their regrets, lessons, and money habits.

Dan, a 33 year-old production manager who has a mortgage, a stable job and a family, still can’t get a credit card in his name. It's as a result of something that happened in his past, which is still coming back to haunt him and his finances.In this episode, we also chat about:🛍️ His Teemu obsession💑 Why couples DON'T share money📈 Trading 212 and the weird reasons people invest🏠 His luck with buying his home🔔 Subscribe for more real money conversations with everyday people — their regrets, lessons, and money habits.