A Little Bit Richer
A podcast by Legal & General - Thursdays
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40 Episodes
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How To Improve Your Credit Score
Published: 05/12/2024 -
Upskill Your Career
Published: 21/11/2024 -
Is Money Making You Happy?
Published: 07/11/2024 -
The Cost of ‘I Do’
Published: 24/10/2024 -
Investment Choices For Your Pension Savings
Published: 10/10/2024 -
Balancing Babies & Budgets - The Cost of Parenthood
Published: 26/09/2024 -
Pensions - Exercising Control and Risk!
Published: 12/09/2024 -
Top Tips To Trim Your Spending
Published: 15/08/2024 -
Demystifying Financial Advisers
Published: 01/08/2024 -
Top Tips To Land Your Dream Job
Published: 18/07/2024 -
Paws For Thought - The Cost of Pets
Published: 04/07/2024 -
Live For Today, Plan For Tomorrow
Published: 20/06/2024 -
Top Tips For Affordable UK Travel
Published: 06/06/2024 -
How To Get Out Of Debt
Published: 23/05/2024 -
Get To Grips With Your Workplace Pension
Published: 09/05/2024 -
Stay One Step Ahead Of Scammers
Published: 25/04/2024 -
Travel Tips For Affordable Adventures
Published: 11/04/2024 -
The Perks of Switching Bank Accounts
Published: 28/03/2024 -
ISAs and LISAs: Are You Missing Out?
Published: 14/03/2024 -
Make Extra Cash With The Perfect Side Hustle
Published: 29/02/2024
A Little Bit Richer is aimed at making you just that. It’s brought to you by financial influencer Kia Commodore (Pennies to Pounds) and Legal & General. Every two weeks, Kia and an expert guest will bring you bite-sized financial tips and tricks. We’re talking the stuff that didn’t get taught at school, but that you need to know to survive adulting in your twenties and early thirties. Everything from making sense of your payslip, to mortgages and pensions, to financial wellbeing and mental health – it’s all part of helping make sure you’re making the best financial decisions for you. The views and thoughts expressed on this podcast are those of the individuals and don’t necessarily represent those of Legal & General. This podcast does not constitute or replace financial advice. Content was relevant at the time of recording and is intended for a UK audience.
