Hi folks and welcome to the Meaningful Money Podcast this is season 20 episode 10.

Here we are once again, great to have you with me. Thank you so much for joining me.

It's time to round off season 20 of the Meaningful Money Podcast and this time

my guest is me. And as I can't really interview myself, I've called in my best

mate Roger Weeks to help guide the episode along. A little bit longer show than usual,

so I'll skip the review afterwards, briefly tell you what's going on in the next few weeks

because this is the last episode of this season. But really the whole raison d'être of

Meaningful Money is to empower you, the audience, to grasp enough about personal finance

to be able to help yourselves. And at least this side of retirement,

not to need the services of an advisor. And that's really my one big thing, which is the

title of this season, is that most people don't need an advisor. And Roger and I chat about why

most of us don't need to instruct an advisor to make serious headway with our finances. So I hope

you enjoy it. Remember notes and links from today's show, they're all at the show notes,

which is the only link you need to remember. Meaningful Money.tv slash Big 10, BIG 10. Meaningful Money.tv

slash Big 10. Here is my conversation with me and Roger Weeks.

Well, this is a little bit different. I've kind of, I suppose, done something like this before,

but welcoming my good buddy Roger Weeks to the Meaningful Money podcast, Roger, how are you?

I hope you, yeah, fine, thank you. The world's most Cornish man.

Until you speak to my brother and then you realise how Cornish I'm not really.

Yeah, long time listeners will remember Roger to join me on podcast,

yonks ago talking about pensions. Roger was recently retired from Jackson as well.

Not all envious about that. But I've dragged him back in to help me with this show. This is

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