Financial Wellness for All!
Welcome to your new go-to resource for financial education and empowerment. Whether you're an individual looking to improve your personal finances, a startup navigating the financial landscape, or a corporate professional seeking to enhance your financial wellness, our podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you achieve financial stability and the peace of mind we all deserve.
-What we will cover:
This podcast is hosted by esteemed financial wellness coach and qualified accountant Arlyne Chinyanganya.
Arlyne, 2024 Top 50 Women in Accounting, a qualified accountant with over 12 years experience and Founder of Roots to Froots financial wellness. Roots to Froots mission is to give people a forum and the confidence to discuss finance. We make people comfortable talking about money and provide honest, clear advice.
Arlyne, the driving force behind Roots to Froots, envisions a fun and friendly approach to financial education. With a passion for spreading financial knowledge and eradicating the stress associated with money matters, Arlyne serves as a beacon for positive change. She is an award-winning entrepreneur, business development consultant, speaker, and business coach committed to the growth of small businesses and startups in Africa and the UK. She consults on investor readiness, business planning, marketing and consulting services for start-ups.
Additionally, Arlyne hosts panels & networking events particularly for CIMA as a Women in Leadership (WIL) ambassador to attract more women into the profession. Arlyne has hosted workshops for Foundervine, University of Arts London, giffgaff, O2, and moderated on the UK Black Business show!
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Financial Wellness for All!
Welcome to your new go-to resource for financial education and empowerment. Whether you're an individual looking to improve your personal finances, a startup navigating the financial landscape, or a corporate professional seeking to enhance your financial wellness, our podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you achieve financial stability and the peace of mind we all deserve.
-What we will cover:
This podcast is hosted by esteemed financial wellness coach and qualified accountant Arlyne Chinyanganya.
Arlyne, 2024 Top 50 Women in Accounting, a qualified accountant with over 12 years experience and Founder of Roots to Froots financial wellness. Roots to Froots mission is to give people a forum and the confidence to discuss finance. We make people comfortable talking about money and provide honest, clear advice.
Arlyne, the driving force behind Roots to Froots, envisions a fun and friendly approach to financial education. With a passion for spreading financial knowledge and eradicating the stress associated with money matters, Arlyne serves as a beacon for positive change. She is an award-winning entrepreneur, business development consultant, speaker, and business coach committed to the growth of small businesses and startups in Africa and the UK. She consults on investor readiness, business planning, marketing and consulting services for start-ups.
Additionally, Arlyne hosts panels & networking events particularly for CIMA as a Women in Leadership (WIL) ambassador to attract more women into the profession. Arlyne has hosted workshops for Foundervine, University of Arts London, giffgaff, O2, and moderated on the UK Black Business show!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Black History Month
A topic often discussed by the black diaspora is Black Tax
"Black tax" refers to the ongoing financial support provided by successful Black individuals to their less fortunate family members, a practice with roots in South African apartheid but now widespread in other countries, driven by cultural obligations like the philosophy of Ubuntu, but also by socio-economic factors. This support, which can include paying for school fees, medical expenses, or living costs, serves as a duty and a sign of respect but can also feel like a heavy and stressful burden, impacting the professional's own financial goals and well-being.
Seeds to sow:
Keeping your finances in check.
Weekly micro-budgeting. If you're having trouble staying organised on a monthly basis, make a weekly plan.
Know your boundaries and stick to them.
Money isn't your only resource.
Don't be afraid to have ''tough'' discussions and agree on expectations with others.
Take care of yourself.
Budget for Black Tax.
Read Natalie Magosha's article: https://retirement.fidelity.co.uk/news-insights/workplace-investing/saving/black-tax-and-what-it-means-to-me/
Join us next week for more Seeds to Sew!
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