In this episode of the Maven Money Personal Finance Podcast… Andy is joined by Carl Reader, serial entrepreneur, and resident business advisor at the Daily Express website.

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• The role of academic skills in business. 
• What is the mindset of a successful business person?
• How and why you should become unemployable!
• Managing the highs and lows of business.

In this episode of the Maven Money Personal Finance Podcast… Andy is joined by Greg Davies, a globally recognised expert in applied decision science and behavioural finance.

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• Deep dive into Andy's #1 hot topic - cognitive biases.
• How can we move towards being rational beings?
• Practical actions to understand the complexities of personal finance.
• Minimising the gap between the comfortable decision and the right decision.

In this episode of the Maven Money Personal Finance Podcast… Andy discusses one of the beasts of the cognitive bias world... the framing effect. 

Be aware of how you frame the world to people and how it’s being framed to you.

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• Can you spot positive and negative framing?
• Getting drawn into "the numbers game".
• How susceptible are you to choice architecture?
• How cognitive biases impact our behaviour.

In this episode of the Maven Money Personal Finance Podcast… Andy discusses his 10 principles of investing, and explains why your financial adviser needs their own principles, too.

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• What is the biggest threat to your investment?
• Investment returns vs Investor behaviour.
• Should you trust the modern media?
• Why investment pessimism is rarely rewarded.

In this episode of the Maven Money Personal Finance Podcast… Andy discusses the most important things you need to know to prepare for your retirement.

Retirement in modern society has changed, so make sure you are prepared!

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• When is your financial independence day going to be?
• Why the last years of work hold the most impact.
• Understanding your savings stage vs your spending stage.
• The emotional, financial, and practical aspects of retirement.