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Unlock the secrets to financial success with MoneyWeek editors Kalpana Fitzpatrick and Andrew van Sickle. Each episode features leading figures – from CEOs, entrepreneurs and politicians – sharing their top tips on money, investing, and wealth creation. Tune in and discover how to 'Make It, Keep It, Spend It'.

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S2 · E37
Today · 35 min
The overlooked opportunities in emerging markets
Emerging Europe, the Middle East and Africa could offer investors opportunities beyond the usual hotspots, Adnan El-Araby, lead manager of the Barings Emerging EMEA Opportunities Trust, says. Talking to Andrew Van Sickle on MoneyWeek Talks, El-Araby explores the investment potential of countries such as Greece and Poland, how Saudi Arabia is diversifying beyond oil, and why South Africa could be at a turning point as the political landscape shifts. Tune in now. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Follow us and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
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Wednesday · 39 min· Video
Are we entering the next commodity supercycle?
We are on the verge of a new commodity ‘supercycle’ – Evy Hambro, co-manager of the BlackRock World Mining Trust, says. Speaking on MoneyWeek Talks, Hambro says investment in AI, electrification and ageing infrastructure is driving demand for commodities such as copper and critical minerals He also explores how real assets such as gold can help protect investors’ purchasing power during periods of uncertainty and how much you should hold. Read more: https://moneyweek.com/investments/commodities/evy-hambro-moneyweek-talks Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/ALbpLDG3xV4 MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Follow us and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E35
October 14 · 43 min
How to scale, win and make a billion
What does it take to build a multi-billion-pound business? Sir Richard Harpin, a self-made billionaire, shares the lessons he learned while growing HomeServe into a FTSE 100 company, which he sold for £4.1 billion. Harpin recalls nearly running out of money twice, and explains how he turned it around. Speaking on the latest episode of MoneyWeek Talks, Harpin warns that a wealth tax or further increases to capital gains tax could be devastating for British business, and says Labour must reward risk-takers to help the UK thrive. He also shares his advice on how business leaders can build their multi-million-pound company, and explains why he thinks now is a good time to start a business in Britain. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe now and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it: https://pod.link/1048958476 Read more: https://moneyweek.com/personal-finance/tax/richard-harpin-moneyweek-talks
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October 7 · 59 min· Video
Who will win the new space race?
Space is no longer the preserve of the world’s richest countries. Falling launch costs, advances in satellite technology and growing demand for data and defence capabilities are opening up a new frontier for investors. Mark Boggett, CEO and co-founder of investment firm Seraphim Space, discusses the opportunities emerging across the sector on the latest episode of MoneyWeek Talks, from nuclear power and space-based solar farms to AI datacentres and satellite systems. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe now and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E33
September 30 · 38 min· Video
Is AI an opportunity or a threat?
In recent weeks, artificial intelligence (AI) has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons, from AI agents 'going rogue' to Anthropic and OpenAI models hacking the Australian government. But these safety concerns are unlikely to slow spending – in fact, it could even accelerate investment in infrastructure, security and regulation, according to Jessica Inskip, director of investor research at StockBrokers.com, on the latest episode of MoneyWeek Talks. She discusses how investors can benefit from the AI boom through companies like Nvidia, Apple and IBM, and the impact of data centres on local economies. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E32
September 23 · 51 min· Video
What's driving the infrastructure boom?
Utilities and infrastructure used to be a sector typically associated with producing steady inflation-linked income, but not anymore. That’s according to Jean-Hugues de Lamaze, manager of the Ecofin Global Utilities and Infrastructure Trust, who said there is high demand for capital expenditure in listed infrastructure. Speaking on the latest episode of MoneyWeek Talks, de Lamaze said ageing infrastructure put in place post-World War Two was offering investors plenty of opportunities, while demand to power AI datacentres and electric vehicles is another reason why there are growth prospects in the sector. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
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September 16 · 46 min· Video
Has China taken the lead on AI?
The Chinese economy is facing headwinds. There is weakness in consumer spending, its property market is still in a slump, and there’s weakness in business investment. Speaking on the latest episode of MoneyWeek Talks, Dale Nicholls, manager of Fidelity’s China special situations fund says that while there may be negative things to say about the country’s economy, there are also bright spots to look out for – from its world-class artificial intelligence models to cloud computing.
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September 2 · 30 min· Video
Has the tide turned for Japanese equities?
Japan’s story has long been one of deflation. For the last 20 years or so, the country has been plagued by it, leaving its economy stunted. But has the tide finally turned? Deflation has been conquered, and Japanese firms are finally listening to shareholders. In this episode of MoneyWeek Talks, Masaki Taketsume, manager of the Schroder Japan Trust, discusses the initial catalyst, how much of the groundwork was laid under former prime minister Shinzo Abe’s economic vision, and more on the Japanese stock market. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Be sure to subscribe and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E29
August 19 · 49 min· Video
Inside the Bank of England
The Bank of England might be best known for setting interest rates and printing banknotes, but there’s much more going on at the central bank. In this episode of MoneyWeek Talks, Bank of England economists Jack Leslie and Rupal Patel discuss what's kept in the Bank's vaults, the origin of colour banknotes, and how interest rates can be used to tackle inflation. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E28
August 5 · 45 min· Video
Do you know the 'big three' money concepts?
Almost half of all adults in the UK struggle with financial literacy. Many do not understand the three key concepts – compounding returns, inflation, and risk. Without understanding these concepts, building financial independence becomes harder. Indeed the rising levels of young people not in education, employment or training can be linked back to poor numeracy skills in schools. That presents a “huge national challenge”, says Lizzie Gaisman, chief executive of The Richmond Project, a charity founded by former prime minister Rishi Sunak to champion numeracy. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
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July 29 · 46 min· Video
Investing in Asia's engine of growth
Asian small caps are often overlooked, but the right opportunities in the space can bring returns for investors, says Gabriel Sacks, manager of Aberdeen's Asia Focus fund. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E26
July 22 · 36 min· Video
Where to find healthy profits in biotech
Biotech has been misunderstood as inherently risky for years. But that is no longer the case, says Ailsa Craig, fund manager of Schroders’ International Biotechnology Trust.
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July 15 · 38 min· Video
How to solve Britain’s growth crisis
Successive governments have tried and failed to turn the economy around and deliver the type of growth many got used to before the 2008 financial crisis. So what can be done about Britain's growth issue? Independent economist Julian Jessop told the MoneyWeek Talks podcast that part of the answer is boosting productivity in the country. But the best way to do this for Jessop is not necessarily pouring more money into public services, In fact, it may be the opposite.
S2 · E24
July 8 · 41 min· Video
How to get better at investing – from a psychologist
The UK is obsessed with cash. It's simple, easy to access, and won't crash. Put simply, it's risk-free. But that is not the whole truth, according to Andy Reed, head of behavioural economics research at Vanguard. While, yes investing can be risky. It is also risky not to invest, Reed tells MoneyWeek Talks. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
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June 24 · 53 min· Video
Jeremy Grantham: How to invest like a stock market legend
Legendary billionaire investor Jeremy Grantham is an expert in stock market bubbles. In the 1980s, he spotted the Japanese bubble. He also, rightly, refused to rush into the tech bubble that popped dramatically during the dotcom crash. Now, with all eyes on the astronomical valuations AI firms are commanding, does he think a bubble is emerging? MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.
S2 · E22
June 10 · 50 min· Video
Why former Team GB boxer Delicious Orie has traded his gloves for the world of finance
Stepping away from a professional boxing career just a few years after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games might seem a strange decision for some – but not Delicious Orie. Orie, who retired from the sport last May, tells Kalpana Fitzpatrick he has now embarked on a career in the financial world, which offers him something boxing couldn’t – fulfilment.
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June 2 · 48 min
What does the oil crisis mean for you?
The world is in the midst of an oil crisis. The war in Iran has thrown the markets into turmoil, with the price of oil soaring to around $100 a barrel. The oil shock has repercussions that are far wider than just the price of petrol. MoneyWeek editors Kalpana Fitzpatrick, Andrew Van Sickle, and Cris Sholto Heaton make sense of what is happening now, where the crisis could go next, and what you should do to protect your portfolio.
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May 27 · 41 min· Video
Are you prepared for upcoming inheritance tax changes?
Inheritance tax is a tricky topic. Taboos around speaking about money and the emotion that comes with thinking about death create a perfect storm for misunderstanding it. But with such complex rules around inheritance, it is a topic well worth talking about – and sooner rather than later. Lisa Conway Hughes, a certified financial adviser and founder of LCH Wealth, speaks to MoneyWeek's Kalpana Fitzpatrick about how the inheritance tax regime is changing from April 2027, the quirks of the new system, and why it could be a good idea to visit a financial adviser.
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May 13 · 54 min
China, the Iran war, and the US
What force will shape the world in the next 20 years? The answer is China's drive to financialise, according to Diana Choyleva, founder and chief economist at Enodo Economics. Diana speaks to MoneyWeek's Cris Sholto Heaton about how the AI race differs in China versus the west, the transformation of the country's equity market, and the breakdown of globalisation.
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April 29 · 41 min· Video
Are investors underestimating emerging markets?
Andrew Van Sickle speaks to Charles Jillings, co-fund manager of Utilico Emerging Markets Trust, about the outlook for emerging economies, the challenges posed by the latest oil shock, and long-term investment opportunities in infrastructure and utilities.

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