The Money:Mindshift podcast

When did looking after our money become so complicated? Maybe we don’t need the perfect plan. Maybe ‘good enough’ really is good enough.

In this special episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, host Dr Tom Mathar is joined by Alice Tapper, founder of Go Fund Yourself, to explore the financial rules of thumb that can make things feel a little simpler.

From tackling debt and adapting the 50/30/20 budgeting rule, to building an emergency fund, putting the brakes on impulse spending and thinking about your future, they look at some familiar money shortcuts and why they won’t work exactly the same way for everyone.

Because, yeah, life is messy, things change, and sometimes the most useful money rule is simply the one that helps you get started.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guest, Alice Tapper

Alice Tapper is the founder of Go Fund Yourself, a community making conversations about money more open, honest and human. Find out more on the Go Fund Yourself website or follow @gofundyourself on Instagram.

Sometimes a fresh start is a choice. Sometimes it's chosen for us. But how do we make it stick?

Liz Selman of The School of Life at Work and ProAge CEO Mike Mansfield join host Dr Tom Mathar to explore how we can make a fresh start – whether that's at work, in our relationships, or through our daily habits.

In the final episode of season four, we look at the three Rs of a successful reset, how to let go of what no longer serves us, and what Mike learned from rebuilding his career after redundancy.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Liz Selman and Mike Mansfield

Liz Selman is Head of Learning Experience at The School of Life at Work, where she designs and delivers learning focused on emotional intelligence and modern workplace dynamics. Visit theschooloflife.com for more information.

Mike Mansfield is CEO of ProAge, a charity dedicated to age inclusion and reducing age discrimination in the workplace. After redundancy prompted a fresh start of his own, Mike now works with employers to recognise the value of older workers and build stronger multigenerational teams. Visit proage.org for more information.

The news is designed to keep us informed. But is it helping us make better decisions?

Media researcher Jodie Jackson and Positive News editor Tom Pattinson join host Dr Tom Mathar to explore how the stories we consume shape the way we see the world, our future and our finances.

In this episode of season four, we look at why bad news grabs our attention, how to avoid doomscrolling without becoming uninformed, and why a healthier media diet could help us make better long-term decisions.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Jodie Jackson and Tom Pattinson

Jodie Jackson is an author, TEDx speaker and media researcher. Through her work on media literacy and neuroconditioning, she helps people understand how the information they consume shapes their lives. Follow Jodie on LinkedIn, or visit her website jodiejackson.com.

Tom Pattinson is the editor of Positive News, a media platform dedicated to reporting progress, possibility and solutions. His work focuses on telling stories that inspire action and help people see the opportunities as well as the challenges facing the world.

Life rarely goes to plan, so what happens when everything changes?

Bestselling author Bruce Feiler and financial planner Romany Youell join host Dr Tom Mathar to explore how we navigate the moments that shake up our lives.

Whether it's a redundancy, a divorce, a health scare or a change you never saw coming, these ‘lifequakes’ can leave us questioning what's next.

In this episode of season four, we look at why the idea of a linear life is a myth, how to find growth in periods of uncertainty, and why sometimes the goal isn't to bounce back to who we were before – but to get cosy with moving forward.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Bruce Feiler and Romany Youell

Bruce Feiler is a bestselling author, speaker and expert on life transitions. Through his research, TED talks and writing, he helps people understand periods of change, uncertainty and reinvention – coining the term ‘lifequake’ along the way. For more information, you can visit his website www.brucefeiler.com.

Romany Youell is the founder of The Finance Woman and was the UK’s youngest financial planner at 18. She helps people makes sense of major life changes with confidence and permission, using her award-winning business to create clarity, security and a sense of what's possible next.

Ever feel like you're standing at a crossroads? We definitely have – and it’s hard to know which path to take.

Financial psychologist Meghaan Lurtz and gelato entrepreneur Marguerite Spina join host Dr Tom to explore why big life decisions can feel so overwhelming.

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, we look at why difficult decisions can leave us feeling stuck, how experimenting can build confidence, and what Marguerite learned when she left corporate life behind to start her own business.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts and tips about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. He’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education, too. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Meghaan Lurtz and Marguerite Spina

Meghaan Lurtz is a financial psychologist, professor and writer. She helps people understand the psychology behind money, decision-making and living a meaningful life. You can subscribe to her Substack, (Less) Lonely Money and follow Meghaan on LinkedIn.

Marguerite Spina is the founder of handmade Italian gelato company, Villaggio Gelato. Her journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship has given her first-hand experience of taking leaps into the unknown. You can visit villagiogelato.shop for more tasty information, or follow Marguerite on LinkedIn.

AI is changing the way we think, work and build careers. But should we be worried?

Career coach Michelle Schechter and AI entrepreneur Sachin Goyal of Clarity Loop join host Dr Tom Mathar to explore how to navigate AI anxiety in a rapidly changing world.

In this episode of season four, we look at why our value is bigger than our job title, the skills that matter most in an AI-powered future, and why human strengths may be our greatest advantage.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Michelle Schechter and Sachin Goyal

Michelle Schechter is a career coach and founder of Career Gym. A former comms leader at LinkedIn, she helps people navigate career change, uncover their strengths and build confidence in an evolving world of work.

Sachin Goyal is the founder and CEO of Clarity Loop, an AI-powered workplace learning platform. He’s passionate about helping people use technology to learn, grow and reach their potential at work.

You can't buy more hours in the day. But you might be able to buy more moments that matter. Financial planner Derek Hagen and listening bar founder Jessica Roberts join host Dr Tom Mathar to explore a surprisingly simple idea: buying time.

In the first episode of season four, we look at why all years aren’t created equal, how money can help us create more experiences that matter, and why slowing down might be one of the smartest investments we ever make.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker. You can follow Dr Tom on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Derek Hagen and Jessica Roberts

Derek Hagen is a financial life planner at Root Financial, author and creator of Meaning.blog. He helps people align their money with what matters most, exploring the connections between time, meaning and financial wellbeing.

Jessica Roberts is the founder of Edinburgh listening bar Lounge 33, a unique space dedicated to music, connection and the art of slowing down.

You've probably planned your next holiday. But have you planned your financial future?

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, host Dr Tom explores how to build a financial plan – without getting lost in spreadsheets or sacrificing the life you want to live now.

He's joined by financial planner Pete Matthew, who shares practical tips for understanding your finances and putting good habits on autopilot, and Oliver Noelting, whose journey towards financial independence at 40 took some unexpected turns.

Together, they unpack why financial planning isn't about perfection or predicting the future. It's about giving yourself more options, more flexibility and more freedom to live the life you want.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcaster, and financial wellbeing speaker – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to Fund a Happy and Long Life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Pete Matthew and Oliver Noelting

Pete Matthew is an author, podcaster, financial planner and CEO of Jacksons Wealth Management in Cornwall. You can follow Pete on LinkedIn, and find out more about MeaningfulMoney by visiting meaningfulmoney.tv.

Oliver Noelting is a software engineer and author of Frügalisten.de. Read more about how Oliver’s plan to retire and be financially independent by 40 changed in his blog.

Resources

Find out more about how to build a financial life plan by downloading Dr Tom’s planning template, made in collaboration with Pension Geeks.

Want to talk about how money makes you feel, but not sure where to start? Check out our money conversation starters guide – full of useful prompts and tips about how to begin that conversation (with both yourself, and others).

Dreaming of retiring abroad? You’re not alone – but turning that dream into a reality isn’t always straightforward.

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, host Dr Tom explores what it really takes to build a life overseas. From the exciting possibilities, to the practical (perhaps even boring) details many people forget about.

He’s joined by relocation expert, Federica Grazi, who shares how to approach the decision with clarity and confidence, and David Richardson, who’s actually made the move himself. David offers an honest look at what works, what doesn’t, and what he wishes he’d known before making the move overseas.

Together, they unpack how to balance lifestyle dreams with real-world considerations – and how to decide whether moving abroad is the right move for you.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and financial wellbeing speaker – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to Fund a Happy and Long Life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Federica Grazi and David Richardson

Federica Grazi is a relocation expert and the founder of Mitos Relocation Solutions – a firm designed to help people move abroad in retirement. You can follow Federica on LinkedIn, and find out more by visiting www.mitosrelocation.com.

David Richardson is an Aegon UK customer, and retired to Charente, in the southwest of France.

What does it really mean to live well – without feeling like you need more?

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom explores how to spend in line with your values, not expectations – and why living well doesn’t have to mean consuming more.

He’s joined by social psychologist and author, Dr Elizabeth Dunn, who shares how making more joyful decisions could help shape a better future – not just for ourselves, but for the world around us.

Then Justine Palefsky, co-founder of home-swapping community Kindred, explains what she’s learned about connection, consumption and choosing differently.

Together, they explore how small shifts in how we spend, live and prioritise can help us feel more fulfilled – and a little freer. For both us, and the world around us.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and financial wellbeing speaker – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Dr Elizabeth Dunn and Justine Palefsky

Dr Elizabeth Dunn is an author, social psychologist and professor at the University of British Columbia. She’s co-authored a book titled: ‘Leave the lights on: How joyful decisions can save our species’, which is available to order now.

Justine Palefsky is the co-founder of Kindred, a home swapping and exchange community with more than 300,000 members in 150+ cities globally. You can follow Justine on LinkedIn, and find out more about Kindred on Instagram, and at their website: www.livekindred.com.

Why do so many of us feel awkward talking about money? And what are we really saying when we avoid it?

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom explores why money conversations feel so uncomfortable – and why they’re rarely just about numbers. He’s joined by financial therapist and Sunday Times columnist, Vicky Reynal, who unpacks how our beliefs, behaviours and emotions shape how we earn, spend and save.

Then financial wellbeing coach and ADHD money expert, Abby Birch, shares why money can feel even more complex for neurodivergent folks – from the ADHD tax to cycles of guilt and shame – and why traditional advice doesn’t work for everyone.

Together, they explore how small shifts in how we talk about money can help us feel more in control – and much less awkward.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

Research conducted by Opinium on behalf of Aegon’s Money:Mindshift campaign. The survey polled 2,000 UK adults between 14 and 17 April 2026.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and financial wellbeing speaker – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Vicky Reynal and Abby Birch

Vicky Reynal is a financial psychotherapist, Times and Sunday Times columnist, and author of award-winning book: ‘Money on your Mind: the Psychology behind your Financial Habits’. You can follow her on both Instagram and LinkedIn.

Abby Birch is an award-winning financial wellbeing and neurodivergent money expert, coach and speaker. You can follow her on LinkedIn and find out more about at her website abbybirch.co.uk.

Why is doing nothing so uncomfortable? And when did rest start to feel like something we have to earn?

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, host Dr Tom explores why humans struggle to sit still – and how our constant urge to act, fix or feel something might actually be working against us. He’s joined by journalist and author, Olga Mecking, who explains why doing nothing without purpose can boost creativity and long‑term decision‑making.

Then global adventurer, Ian Usher – who famously sold his life on eBay and later bought his own island – shares how a serious accident forced him into complete stillness. After a life lived at full speed, Ian reflects on what stopping completely taught him about acceptance, productivity guilt and finding peace (without a goal in mind).

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, ask a question, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and financial wellbeing speaker – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Olga Mecking and Ian Usher

Ola Mecking is a journalist and author of international bestseller ‘Niksen: Embracing the Dutch Art of Doing Nothing’. You can follow her on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Ian Usher is an author, speaker and global sensation who sold his life on eBay to buy an island off the coast of Panama. You can follow him on LinkedIn or find out more at his websites ianusher.com and housesittingmagazine.com.

Between “get rich” headlines and endless money advice, why do so many of us still feel stuck with money? Is it really a lack of knowledge – or the beliefs we absorbed long before our first pay cheque?

In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom is joined by money coach Dennis Harhalakis to explore how childhood conditioning shapes our relationship with earning, saving and self-worth – and why it’s hard to build a life around something you feel conflicted (or even repulsed) by. Then Emily Shipp of the Edinburgh Futures Institute unpacks the hidden forces shaping women’s financial futures and how context influences the plans we make for tomorrow.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple, or visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for handy articles, tools and resources.

You can also follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift. Or leave us a comment, and we’ll get back to you!

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life’, or follow him on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests Dennis Harhalakis and Emily Shipp

Dennis Harhalakis is a Certified Money Coach at the Money Coaching Institute and the founder of Cambridge Money Coaching with over 30 years of experience. You can follow him on LinkedIn, or visit his website cambridgemoneycoaching.uk for more information.

Emily Shipp is an expert in the psychology of prospection and is working with Edinburgh Futures Institutes on the hidden forces shaping women’s financial futures. You can follow her on LinkedIn, or read her report ‘It’s not about confidence’ for more information.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple.

Visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for more resources and tools: aegon.co.uk/money-mindshift

Follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift: linkedin.com/company/aegonuk.

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Asa Nilsson and Kathi Balasek

Asa Nilsson is a Swedish Death Cleaning coach and founder of More Moss to the People. You can follow her on Youtube and visit her website More Moss to the People for more information.

Kathi Balasek is grief communication expert, speaker, and founder of Grief-Ready Communication. She trains financial advisers and firms to communicate with clarity, empathy, and confidence during loss. You can follow her on LinkedIn or visit her website kathibalasek.com for more information.

Between the hot stock and crypto tips, and big money headlines, is it possible to win big? Or does trying to beat the market just hold us back? This episode explores why trying to beat the market is such a powerful idea, and what influences the way we invest. Dr Tom is joined by former hedge manager, Lars Kroijer, to challenge the stereotypes of investors, before MoneyWeek editor, Kalpana Fitzpatrick, adds a journalist’s perspective on why many people struggle to move from saving to investing – especially women.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and don't necessarily represent the views of Aegon. The value of an investment can fall as well as rise, it isn’t guaranteed and you may get back less than you invest. Past performance of markets and investments shouldn't be taken as a reliable indicator of future performance.

What’s discussed is for information purposes only and shouldn’t be taken as financial advice. The correct investment strategy for you will depend on your personal circumstances, which you should discuss with a regulated financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple.

Visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for more resources and tools at aegon.co.uk/money-mindshift.

Follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift at linkedin.com/company/aegonuk.

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Dr Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Lars Kroijer and Kalpana Fitzpatrick

Lars Kroijer is a former hedge fund manager, investor, and author of two books, including Money Mavericks and Investing Demystified. You can watch his investing series on Youtube, or follow him on LinkedIn. For more information, visit his website at kroijer.com.

Kalpana Fitzpatrick is a financial journalist and digital editor at MoneyWeek, as well as the author of Invest Now and Get to Know Money. You can also follow her on Instagram @kalpanafitz and LinkedIn.

What does it really take a build a career that feels meaningful? This episode explores how to navigate career changes with purpose and confidence to help find a job you love. Our host, Dr Tom, is joined by behavioural science expert, Alice Hooper-Scott from The School of Life at Work, to unpack the emotional and financial realities of leaving a job that isn't fulfilling and finding one that aligns with your values. The pair are also joined by Selina Flavius, leading financial coach and founder of Black Girl Finance in exploring why money worries, systemic societal stigma, and self-doubt shape our career decisions more than we realise.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple.

Visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for more resources and tools: aegon.co.uk/money-mindshift

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Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Alice Hooper-Scott and Selina Flavius

Alice Hooper-Scott is director of The School of Life at Work, and behavioural science expert. You can find out more at The School of Life at Work website, or follow Alice on LinkedIn.

Selina Flavius is an author, financial coach and founder of Black Girl Finance, a financial coaching and training company. You can find out more on the Black Girl Finance website, or follow them on Instagram. You can also follow Selina on LinkedIn.

Who is your future self to you? Are they a friend – or a total stranger? Chances are, you might not have even thought about them yet. In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom sits down with world‑leading behavioural scientist, Hal Hershfield, to explore why so many of us struggle to plan for the future. They discover how feeling more connected to the person we want to become can transform the choices we make today. Dr Tom also takes the chance to check in with his listeners to hear their hopes and fears for the future, too – with surprising results. Tune in to find out how maximising your future happiness can start by visualising who you want to be.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple.

Visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for more resources and tools: aegon.co.uk/money-mindshift

Follow Aegon UK on LinkedIn to stay tuned for all things Money:Mindshift: linkedin.com/company/aegonuk.

Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guest, Hal Hershfield

Hal Hershfield is a Professor of Marketing and Behavioral Decision Making at UCLA's Anderson School of Management. He is also the best-selling author of ‘Your Future Self: How to Make Tomorrow Better Today’. You can follow him on LinkedIn, or visit his website: halhershfield.com.

Reference:

Life expectancy calculator. Data source: Office for National Statistics, February 2025.

What does it actually mean to be wealthy – and is it the same as being rich? In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom sits down with author Brian Portnoy and financial planner Shadi Kirk to explore ‘funded contentment’ – the idea that money should underwrite the life you want to live, not the endless search for more. Together, they unpack the difference between being rich and being wealthy, and why many of us are already wealthier than we think. Tune in to build your own version of wealth.

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Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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Get to know Dr Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

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And a huge thank you to our guests, Brian Portnoy and Shadi Kirk

Brian Portnoy is the best-selling author of The Geometry of Wealth, and the founder of Shaping Wealth - a learning technology platform that's transforming the human experience of money. You can follow him on LinkedIn, or visit Shaping Wealth's website.

Shadi Kirk is a financial planner in Edinburgh and a co-founder of Transform - a financial planning service in Scotland. You can follow Shadi on LinkedIn, or visit her website.

What is happiness – and can you buy it? In this special festive episode, Dr. Tom is joined by positive psychologist, Jon Dunckley, and human skills expert, Angela Heise, to explore what happiness really means. Together they unpack the power of social connection, why food and emotions are so intertwined, and how to build joy that lasts – because happiness isn’t bought, it’s built. Tune in for practical tips and insights on how to make the holiday season (and beyond) more meaningful.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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Get to know Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr. Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Jon Dunckley and Angela Heise

Jon Dunckley is a positive psychologist and financial wellbeing expert. You can visit Jon’s website for more information, or follow him on LinkedIn.

Angela is an emotional productivity and human skills expert, based in Australia. You can follow Angela on LinkedIn, or visit her website for more.

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Research of 2,000 UK adults weighted to by nationally representative conducted by Opinium on behalf of Aegon, December 2025.

What’s the real price of parenthood – and can you really ‘have it all’? In this episode, host Dr. Tom joins family therapist, Ashley Quamme, and financial adviser, Martin Banerjee, to explore the true cost of parenting. Together (and as fellow parents) they share candid stories, unpack the motherhood tax and reveal how to manage money as a family – without sacrificing what matters most. Listen now and discover how to rewrite the rules for modern parenthood.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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Get to know Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr. Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Ashley Quamme and Martin Banerjee

Ashley Quamme is a marriage and family therapist, as well as a certified financial behaviour specialist. She’s the owner and founder of a company called Beyond the Plan. You can follow Ashley on LinkedIn.

Martin Banerjee is a chartered financial planner and leads a network of financial advisers in Scotland for National Advice firm, Origen. You can follow Martin on LinkedIn, or visit Origen’s website and LinkedIn page for more information.

Listen to Alain de Botton's TED talk: 'A kinder, gentler philosophy of success'.

Ever wondered why Black Friday makes us click ‘buy now’? In the first episode of series two, Dr. Tom is joined by behavioural finance expert, Greg Davies, and Emmy-winning stylist, David Zyla, to explore the emotional triggers behind shopping sprees. From creating pause points to avoid costly mistakes, and understanding why our feelings drive decisions, they share how to shop smarter (and win). Tune in and rethink how Black Friday isn't just about bargains, it's about behaviour.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser. AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

Subscribe to The Money:Mindshift podcast on Spotify and Apple.

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Get to know Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.'

Follow Dr. Thomas Mathar on LinkedIn.

And a huge thank you to our guests, Greg Davies and David Zyla

Greg Davies is a leading expert in behavioural finance, and the Head of Behavioural Finance at Oxford Risk. You can follow Greg Davies on LinkedIn.

David Zyla is an Emmy award-winning stylist, and best-selling author of: 'Color Your Style: How to wear your true colors', and 'How to Win at Shopping'. You can find out more on his website: davidzyla.com.

You might have been told never to talk about money while you’re on a date – but, why is that? With each partner, comes a different money story. Different money beliefs, myths and emotional reactions to finances. And yes, it could come with tensions of its own. Sometimes it does feel awkward when it comes to getting the bill, after all… In this episode, Dr. Tom chats to psychotherapist and financial coach, Emma Boardwell, about the impact that money has on couples, making it a powerful season finale. But the question still remains: should talking about cash be so taboo on a date?

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Emma Boardwell

Emma Boardwell is a psychotherapist and financial coach. You can follow Emma on LinkedIn, or visit her website: emotionalfinance.co.uk.

*Downloadable dinner party menu coming soon!*

It’s OK to indulge in joy and adventure – no matter how old you are. But how much does work get in the way? In this episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr Tom hears from sabbatical coach, Lyndall Farley (who now has 12 sabbaticals under her belt!), about the importance of taking time off. Alongside Communications & Content Manager, Sarah Blinco – whose sabbaticals have been inspired by pet sitting across the world – they uncover what freedom and flexibility from the 9-5 looks like. Join us and discover not just what a sabbatical costs, but what the cost to yourself would be if you didn’t do one.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Statistics referenced by Tom have been taken from Opinium's 'Sabbaticals' report, commissioned by Aegon UK. Data was collected from 2,000 working UK adults in May 2025.

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom, for short) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guests Lyndall Farley and Sarah Blinco

Lyndall Farley is a sabbatical coach and co-founder of BreakSpace. You can follow her on LinkedIn, and visit gobreakspace.com.

Sarah Blinco is a Communications & Content Manager, and you can follow her travels at travellivelearn.com.

Money worries: we've probably all had them. Money and emotions are intrinsically interlinked, so it's natural to feel all sorts of feelings when it comes to finances. Emotions like shame, regret, or even fear. In this episode, Dr. Tom chats to financial coach and author, Catherine Morgan, about how to worry about money in a way that works for you - not how to worry less. Discover how understanding your own relationship with money could unlock your relationship with other parts of your life.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

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Visit Aegon's Money:Mindshift hub for more resources and tools aegon.co.uk/money-mindshift

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Catherine Morgan

Catherine Morgan is a financial coach, author and podcast host. Her mission is to reduce financial anxiety and increase financial empowerment for one million women globally.

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We're often told how to save money, but never how to spend it. Plus, what does spending money wisely even look like? In this episode, Dr. Tom is joined by author, financial planner and fellow podcast host, Dan Haylett, to try and answer just that. Join Dr. Tom and his guests as they challenge us to rethink what is really *worth* spending money on - and how joy, purpose and making memories should be at the forefront of it all. Not just material possessions.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Dan Haylett

Dan Haylett is an author, financial planner and retirement wellbeing coach. Dan is also the host of the Humans vs Retirement Podcast, where he tries to tackle both the emotional and financial challenges of retirement.

Follow Dan on LinkedIn, and visit humansvsretirement.com

In the fourth episode of the Money:Mindshift podcast, host Dr. Tom Mathar delves into the challenges of comparison and the emotional rollercoaster it can trigger. Joined by behavioural expert, Neil Bage, the duo explores the intricacies of envy, social media's impact and the importance of focusing on personal values over superficial success. Discover how to redefine your benchmarks of success and embrace a fulfilling life that prioritises living well, over being well-off. Tune in to shift your perspective and unlock how to live a happier, more contented life.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Neil Bage

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There’s a chance that we could live until 100 – but how do we plan for that? Is there a rulebook? In this episode, Dr Tom is joined by Dr Anne Karpf, award-winning journalist and author of How to Age. Anne challenges us to rethink ageing, highlighting that it's not just about defying numbers or succumbing to stereotypes. Join us as we explore the possibility of living until 100, navigating the gender wealth gap, challenging the anti-ageing industry, and planning our futures both financially and emotionally. Tune in to imagine your future self not with fear, but with excitement and curiosity.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Anne Karpf

Dr Anne Karpf is a sociologist, award-winning journalist and author of books including 'How to Age. She currently works at the London Metropolitan University as Professor of Life Writing and Culture.

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In this episode Dr. Tom and Christine Benz talk about why retirement isn’t just a maths problem. It’s more than numbers and savings – it’s about relationships, purpose and redefining what this next chapter can look like. Rather than seeing retirement as the end of work, what if we saw it as the beginning of something new? Tune in to rethink retirement – it’s not just a financial milestone but a meaningful life transition.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Christine Benz

Chirstine Benz is director of Personal Finance and Retirement Planning at Morningstar. She's also the author of How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful, and Wealthy Retirement – a book that coaches people on the decisions that contribute to a successful retirement.

The Long View podcast, Morningstar.

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Retirement card example Tom shared with Christine

What does it mean to be good with money? In our very first episode of The Money:Mindshift podcast, Dr. Tom is joined by Dr. Daniel Crosby to unpack this question. Together they chat about the quirks of life – exploring the three B’s, how to buy happiness, and how to make good easy and make bad hard. Listen now to rethink what it means to be good with money.

Considerations

Please note the views expressed by contributors to this podcast are their own and should not be taken as advice. If you need advice, please speak to a financial adviser.

AI was used in the editing of this podcast.

Want to know more?

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The podcast host – Dr. Tom

Dr. Thomas Mathar (or Dr. Tom) is not only an author, podcast host, and speaker on all things financial wellbeing – he’s also an expert in financial psychology, behavioural science, and longevity education.

Dr. Tom has a unique drive to help you live a happy, long and rich life. You can pick up positive new habits on the Money:Mindshift podcast, or check out Dr. Tom's new book: ‘Your Path to Prosperity: How to fund a happy and long life.

Follow Tom on LinkedIn.

And thank you to our guest Daniel Crosby

Dr. Daniel Crosby is a psychologist, financial thinker and a New York Times bestselling author. He specialises in empowering people with actionable insights on money, meaning and mindset.

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Listen to the Standard deviations podcast with Dr. Daniel Crosby.

The Soul of Wealth: 50 reflections on money and meaning by Daniel Crosby.