Muslims, Money & Me: Recent Episodes
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Wealthie presents 'Muslims, Money & Me!', a 5-part interview series where we speak with top names throughout the professional world as they explain what financial wellness means to them through intimate yet insightful discussions revealing the role money plays in our everyday lives.
It's the season finale and we got the opportunity to wrap it up with Ali AbdulKadir, Founder & CEO of Niyah.
What a conversation! Ali, shared his experience building one of the most exciting fintechs in the space as well as describing his vision for the future of Islamic Finance in the UK. Enjoy.
In the penultimate episode of the season, we got to discuss all things business financing with the founder & CEO of Qardus.
During our chat Hassan took us through his financial journey to date, from being a curious 13 year old looking at the stock market through to his time flying around the world as part of Deloitte's M&A division and ultimately what guided him to found Qardus.
In this episode we sat down with Na’eem Raza, Charity & Fundraising consultant who works with some of the most notable organisations in the community including the National Zakat Foundation and Islam Channel.
In this insightful conversation Na'eem shares his experience growing up in Huddersfield and Scotland, how his life got turned upside down with debt and how Zakat could be the answer to better financial wellbeing globally!
During this episode we sit down with Areeb Siddiqui, Co-Founder & CEO of Kestrl.
Areeb shares some great insights into the importance of financial education at an early age, how a health-scare within the family caused him to reflect on the power of money and how Kestrl is tackling 4 big financial areas - Budgeting, Goal Setting, Saving & Investing.
In our first episode of the new season, we are joined by ex-Private Banker and current Business Development Manager at Wahed, Abul Fazal Uddin.
Abul takes us through his previous life as a Wealth Manager, how his upbringing and role as a father has shaped his relationship with money and how his work at Wahed is driving the conversation of Financial Literacy in the community.
Whether you are just leaving uni or working that job that just about gets you through the month, it's very easy to feel helpless and out of control. But needn't be the case and one of the easiest things you can do today to help regain a sense of control and direction is building a strong and clear budget.
This is a quite revisiting of a recent video I made breaking down the 5 keys areas of a strong financial plan; easily encompassed in the acronym P.I.P.S.I.
In Chapter 1 we're going to look at some of the money mistakes you should avoid in your 20's. So take a seat, grab a karak Chai and enjoy the episode.
We all know our 20's are a time of experience and excitement, as we try out new versions of ourselves and explore what really matters. However, they can also be on the most unexpectedly expensive decades of our lives!
In this episode I'll explain how you can teach Financial literacy to your children whilst they're currently off school.
Financial education has often been an area where children and parents feel let down. Despite the importance of learning how to manage money and use it to fuel success, students rarely receive this form of education as part of the traditional school system.
In episode 3, I'll list off some of the tell-tale signs that you may be bad with money! 😥
Many people struggle to keep a handle on their finances, with new expenditures and constant demands bringing a sense uncertainty as we tumble through this thing called life. But if you find your financial insecurity stretching out ahead of you, then perhaps you're struggling to control you're relationship with money.
Free money health-check tool: https://www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk/en/tools/health-check