Caribbean Money Moves

S2E5: COVID-19 has helped lots of us to confront habitual inefficiencies in shopping, cooking and consuming. Sonja Sinaswee of DASH Family Meals gives practical tips for feeding ourselves during crisis time and beyond.

S2E4: Lara Quentrall-Thomas offers a bird's eye view of the COVID-19 Caribbean employment landscape, providing tips for employers, those working at home and those in search of jobs. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S2E3: Athalyah Yisreal of outlierszone.com gives practical tips to reduce spending, stash cash and prioritise payments in the context of COVID-19. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S2E2: Anxious about the impact of COVID-19 on your income and the economy? Wondering if this is the right time to invest? The man behind humorous blog, tanaslog.com, dons his finance and risk hat to offer guidance. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S2E1: Season two of the Caribbean Money Moves podcast returns with an inevitable focus on COVID-19 and its implications for your pocket. Send us your questions and we'll get answers from the best Caribbean experts. (Also: THIS is why you need an emergency fund.) Check us out on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E13: In our season one finale, celebrated financial educator, author and reality star Gail Vaz-Oxlade reflects on her Jamaican upbringing and issues a stern warning to Caribbean consumers about personal debt. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E12: Money problems are about far more than money. Dr Tracie Rogers explores how to identify triggers as well as cultivate emotional and mental health as a pathway to better financial lives. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E11: Joseph Messam shares the personal finance wisdom that took him from homeless teen to a paid-for house by age 40. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E10: Franka Philip of the Talk 'Bout Us podcast analyses responses to our 2019 Carnival spending survey . Check out the blog post and infographic on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E9: A breakdown of the mortgage process plus a few ideological differences between expert and host when it comes to the question of risk. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E8: Among financial products, life insurance is probably the most aggressively marketed but least understood. Nicholas Dean of the Financial Coaching Centre offers clarification. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E7: Used correctly, insurance instruments can help us feel, behave and BE more secure. But first we must understand the fundamentals. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E6: Just ahead of Valentine's Day we have a girls chat about money and love with Sonita Morin Burrowes and Sandra Cooper. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E5: We all know we should save. Kenishia Mais of Thriving Dollars shows us how. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E4: Melisa Boutin of St. Kitts and Nevis gives the low down on US student loan debt—how to avoid it, how to manage it and how to escape its grip. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E3: Barbadian lawyer-turned-life coach, Kaysha Franklin, shares five deliberate steps to start a successful side hustle or to build a business and leave your job. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E2: Nicholas Dean of the Financial Coaching Centre in Trinidad and Tobago outlines a dozen strategies for improving your financial, professional and mental capacity to respond to job loss. Check out the blog post on caribbeanmoneymoves.com

S1E1: Jamaican financial coach, Dennise Williams of Financially Focused Coaching, outlines the relationship between self worth and our finances and points to personal and societal money scripts that we must address to achieve our financial goals.