This episode is for anyone aged 55 and over who wants toseparate timeless financial wisdom from outdated money myths.

From "always save for a rainy day" to long-heldbeliefs about debt and success, some financial advice stands the test of time while other ideas deserve a fresh look.

Dean and Kizz explore the money lessons passed from onegeneration to the next, discussing what still works today and why combining experience with curiosity can lead to greater financial confidence.

This episode is for anyone aged 55 and over who wants toprotect themselves and their finances from scams.

Scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but a fewsimple habits can make a big difference.

Dean and Kizz explain the most common scams affecting older adults, the warning signs to watch for, and the practical steps you can take to protect yourself, your personal information and your money.

This episode is for anyone aged 55 and over who wants tofeel more confident managing their money online.

Online banking doesn't have to be complicated.

Dean and Kizz explain how to get started safely, exploreuseful digital banking features and share practical tips for protecting your accounts while making the most of online tools that can simplify everyday money management.

This episode is for anyone aged 55 and over who enjoysreflecting on life's lessons and sharing wisdom with others.

If you could sit down with your younger self, what advicewould you give?

Dean and Kizz explore the money lessons, life experiencesand practical wisdom that often come with age, from saving earlier and borrowing wisely to valuing relationships, health and lifelong learning.

This episode is for anyone aged 55 and over who wantspractical, everyday advice about making the most of their money.

Some of the best financial advice has been passed downthrough generations.

Dean and Kizz explore timeless money-saving ideas, from reducing waste and planning ahead to combining traditional wisdom with modern tools. A practical episode full of simple ideas that can help make every pound go further.

This episode is for refugees and asylum seekers who arelearning how money works in the UK.

Understanding banking, budgeting and everyday finances can make settling into a new country much less stressful.

Dean and Kizz explain how bank accounts work, where to findreliable financial support, simple budgeting techniques and how to avoid common scams, helping you feel more confident managing your money in the UK.

This episode is for refugees and asylum seekers who wantto feel more connected to their local community.

Feeling part of a community often starts with small steps.

Dean and Kizz explore how volunteering, meeting new people, sharing your skills and getting involved in local activities can help build confidence, create new opportunities and make Norwich feel more like home, while recognising that everyone's journey is different.

This episode is for refugees and asylum seekers who arepreparing for work and building confidence in everyday life.

Learning a new language and finding employment can feel like two of the biggest challenges when starting again.

Dean and Kizz discuss practical ways to improve yourEnglish, recognise the skills you already have, access local support and take positive steps towards employment and financial independence.