Nadia Degbotse
Nadia Degbotse
We Asked Strangers for Their Best Financial Advice | The Dive Podcast Street Edition
We Asked Strangers for Their Best Financial Advice | The Dive Podcast Street Edition
We Asked Strangers for Their Best Financial Advice | The Dive Podcast Street Edition
Saturday 8th November 2025
Get practical financial advice from everyday people in this street edition of The Dive Podcast. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their money habits.
11 minutes
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Author:
Nadia Degbotse
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Categories:
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Religion & Spirituality
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Start saving early, even if it's just a small amount.
- Live within your means to avoid unnecessary debt.
- Consider starting a 401k or similar retirement plan.
- Invest in what you love and the money will follow.
- Budget for fun and relaxation, like vacations.
"Chase what you love to do, and the money will come."
Curious about how others manage their finances? The Dive Podcast takes to the streets in this episode to gather financial wisdom from everyday people. From students to entrepreneurs, each shares their personal nuggets of advice on saving, investing, and avoiding debt. You'll hear tips like starting a 401k early, living within your means, and the importance of budgeting—even if it means saving just a few pounds each month. One memorable suggestion is to 'pay yourself first' before splurging.
The episode also touches on financial regrets, such as not saving early enough or spending impulsively on big-ticket items. With its mix of humour and real-world advice, this episode is perfect for anyone looking to get smarter about their money. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your financial habits, these street-smart tips are sure to resonate. So, what's your best piece of financial advice?