Take Back Control: Real Talk on Financial Wellbeing

April hits hard — rising bills, rising pressure, and not enough pay rises to match. It’s no coincidence that this month also marks Financial Wellbeing Month, a timely reminder to pause, reflect, and reset how we relate to money. In this refreshingly grounded episode, we explore what financial wellbeing really means and how small, consistent actions can give us back a sense of control and dignity. You can explore more ideas and resources through the official campaign at www.financialwellbeingmonth.com.

🎧 Key Topics:

• Why April is financially overwhelming
• The truth about wage increases and rising costs
• Practical steps to regain control over your money
• Building habits that support long-term mental and financial health

🚨 Did You Know?

The average UK household spends £500+ a year on unused subscriptions and forgotten services — small leaks that can sink a budget.

🔑 Actionable Takeaways:

• Monitor your budget weekly and cut out unused subscriptions
• Try a quarterly spend-free week and rate every purchase
• Use roundup savings apps and claim all expenses
• Set spending intentions visibly in your home to keep the family on track

💡 Join the Conversation:

Have you tried any of these steps? What works for your household? Share your experiences, spread the message and let’s make financial wellbeing something we all talk about more openly.