Welcome to This Is Money podcast. I'm Georgie Frost and joining me and editor Simon Lambert today is Deputy Editor Lee Boyce.

And coming up, Simon shares his wisdom on how to have a richer life.

Lee lays into the big banks paying offensive interest in our savings.

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But first, if there are rules to follow for a richer life, what are they?

Over his many years, as editor of This Is Money, he'd expect Simon to have picked up a thing or two.

So he's decided to distill all of that knowledge, or some of it, into his ten money rules. Simon, before we get to

the rules, why have you been pondering this? You know, seems a strange thing to think about in a

cost of living crisis as to how to, let's not be rich, but to live a richer life. Why have you

been pondering this? What a question? Well, because I think that

it's good to think about these things sometimes. And often we focus on the big in-depth guides and

go deep, deep into the detail of how you can do things, should do things, what you should be

thinking about. Sometimes some stuff that's just a little bit

briefer to the point, some just general things to think about is a good thing to do.

And then you can expand on them as you choose to. And you've got to remember that the best way

for you to live a richer life is to know about your finances. You don't need to be financial

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